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Textbook in PDF format Much has happened in the world of TV broadcasting during the last 10 years. The most dramatic change has been the transition to digital TV, though it has not been easy. The advantage in using digital techniques is not easy for the everyday man to understand. And most certainly there have been lots of “digital fundamentalists” to whom the transition to digital is almost a religious way. But by the end of the day, the whole issue is what the viewer really wants. He or she does not really care if the signals are analog or digital. It is what is possible and what is useful that counts. Throughout the years I have followed the development by writing articles in the Swedish magazine for home electronics “Elektronikvärlden” (The World of Electronics). In the past five years, almost every article has treated some aspect of the analog to digital transition of media devices in your home. As a result of all these articles, one day I realized I had a large gallery of illustrations for various aspects of the TV media. And looking at these illustrations made me realize that there was a need for a book that encompassed most aspects of digital TV. So, I collected all material in a structure covering four main ways of digital TV distribution. The result was a 12-chapter book for the Swedish market. My next intention was to develop the book even further and to bring it to European readers outside my home country. This was quite simple since the same satellite systems and technical standards are used all over Europe, North Africa and the Middle East. Then I realized that adding appendices about broadcasting in North America makes the first 12 chapters interesting to the North American reader and makes an interesting technical comparison between European and North American broadcasting. The differences proved to be not as large as I thought they would be. In a world of globalization, this must be an interesting as well as an important task to try to fulfill. I have had the advantage of working with the three traditional ways of distributing TV: satellite, cable and terrestrial transmitters. These distribution forms make up a large portion of the book. During recent years a fourth media has entered the scene -- the Internet. These four ways of distribution not only compete with each other but they also complement each other. Together they form our new world of media

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