MULTIMEDIA

Multimedia in Modern Networks

Multimedia in Modern Networks

Introduction

In the past, the use of multimedia applications in the vast majority of cases, took place as follows: the user could load the application, who normally lived in a CD, learn everything about a particular subject in an interactive and self-controlled, then the user could close it and load another, this time. This unique approach to the media stimulated and mesmerized the audience, but did not develop their full potential, as only provisions were made ??to provide this capability to a set of interactive users when pidiesen simultaneously.   With the ability to provide information to a wide audience in business, school or home, now is the opportunity to educate, persuade and train a large number of people in a simultaneous and consistent. Multimedia networks also foster more collaboration solutions simultaneously, so that people interact and respond dynamically to the challenges and strategies contained in multimedia applications. 

  A cornerstone of the information age is the ability to provide data without barriers in terms of when and where does the demand. Access independent of time and the place has led to the migration to open systems networks (accessible, non-proprietary) and to simplified forms of locating and retrieving information.   Multimedia networks also have the qualities to enable fast search, locate and obtain relevant information from internal databases and media servers, global deposits, is the NASA, the Library of Congress of Deputies, the Museum I Louvre multiple electronic forums that already exist on acquire conceivable subject. Users eager to have a store of global information in your hands can be accessed without complications to these deposits and possess the results of their search through the data communications networks.

Discussion

Internet and media

According to the 'Media scope Europe Study, an annual survey of the EIAA (European Interactive Advertising Association) 178 million Europeans (60% of the population) regularly connect to the Internet an average of 12 hours per week. Of these, 18.4 million are Americans. Above all, they are between 35 and 54 years (6.3 million). By gender, there is little difference: 9.1 million "connected" and 9.3 million women online (16% more than in 2007).

What to do when 'surf'?

Above all, send and receive emails, all kinds of online searches and participate in a social network. These three activities are the most repeated between the American Internet users. The American average in use of social networks and media (both viewing and downloading), further reinforcing the original idea of ??the trends driving today's Internet market. Another topic to consider is the "simultaneous use" of media. According to data from that study, 23% of Internet users watch TV while connected (and 21% listen to the radio). However, if we speak of the viewing public, 15% use the Internet compared to television (and 14% shares his daily press attention).

The vision of the media

The multi-channel is already a fact in the American media. This medium is next to the Podcast that more growth expected in the next two years. No doubt mobile phones are the "great white hope" in many ways although the consumption ...