Discusses the procedure, problems, and broad issues involved in establishing a graduate program in telecommunications. (PD)

Focuses on how new telecommunications technologies are replacing older technologies and, in the process, creating new business opportunities for those prepared to access them. (Author/GC)

History of electronic mail services (EMS) includes characteristics and potential. Factors to consider in selecting an EMS and means of communicating with different types of systems are discussed with emphasis on software for personal equipment and use of an interconnection service agency. Features of International Electronic Mail Services, Inc.,…

This 41-item annotated bibliography concentrates on literature sources on cable television currently published (periodicals) or generally published during past three years (books) noting publisher information and coverage. Selected journal articles, including several pre-1980 citations, are included without annotations. (EJS)

Describes differences between telecommunications and teleconferencing and how to prepare for teleconferencing sessions. Discusses implications for industry, students, and teachers of business communication. (PD)

This guide describes and evaluates the Internet's health and science resources by subject. It offers information on a multitude of listservs; Usenet newsgroups; forums; electronic journals; topical mailing lists; text archives; Freenets; bulletin boards; FAQs; newsletters; real-time chats; databases; and library catalogs. From alternative medicine…

A brief consideration of radio-television curriculum which states that students should be prepared for leadership in the industry rather than craft skills. (HB)

Author suggests research techniques that would augment the breadth, scope, analytical and evaluative qualities of legal citation. (HB)

A look at a study funded by the United States Department of Housing and Urban Development which is attempting to demonstrate that imaginative applications of telecommunications will enable business units'' to operate effectively over wide distances and thus prevent migrations from rural areas. (Author/AK)

Describes the design and intent of the educational communication system constructed by the Roman Catholic Diocese of Rockville Centre under the leadership of its bishop. (Editor)

Adult education by means of communication satellites is stressed as a key to reciprocal interdependence. The author states that technological advances such as communications satellites can be used effectively to diffuse knowledge and offer options for choice in evolving societies. (RR)