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	Electronic Records - Texas State Library
		Electronic recordkeeping is the operation of a records system in which a computer is required for the user to create, manipulate, or delete records.
		If an electronic recordkeeping system used for electronic records with retention periods of 10 years or more does not meet the provisions of these rules then the source documents must be retained on paper or microfilmed in accordance with the state Microfilming Standards and Procedures (13 TAC §§6.91-6.99).
		Electronic backups can be picked up at an agency, as often as once a week, and stored at the State Records Center in a vault designed to specifications for magnetic media.
	www.tsl.state.tx.us /slrm/recordspubs/erk.html (11506 words)

	APA Style \| Electronic References
		Please note that there have been changes in APA's style guidelines for electronic resources with the publication of the 5th edition of the Publication Manual.
		Because electronic media change rapidly, we will update this page regularly as there are additions, changes, or clarifications to APA style.
		The electronic companion to APA's popular style guide has been improved and updated for the new, fifth edition.
	www.apastyle.org /elecref.html (112 words)

	GW Bulletin
		Required courses in the major: EMda 100, 141; two courses chosen from EMda 143, 144, 145; and 18 additional hours of 100-level courses in electronic media (excluding Emda 197), as approved by the major advisor; 9 of these hours must be in the 180-89 sequence.
		Examination of current and likely future trends in electronic media, with emphasis on radio, television, and cable, including developments in technology, programming, and public policy and their cultural implications.
		Concepts of the impact of broadcasting and related media on audiences; social science research findings and methods, including persuasion, formation of opinion, media and personal interaction, the depiction of violence, audience characteristics and media use patterns, and development of related theories and models of mass communication.
	www.gwu.edu /~bulletin/ugrad/emda.html (961 words)

	Electronic Media
		The MA Electronic Media is 10 Years old and no longer recruiting.
		The Electronic Media programme has been running at Oxford Brookes University since 1995 and has undergone several modifications since then.
		Because the medium is an interactive one we tend to use navigational metaphors that refer to other media such as cinema and books.
	emedia.brookes.ac.uk (278 words)

	Power to the People: The Role of Electronic Media in Promoting Democracy in Africa by Dana Ott (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		As electronic communication enables citizens to directly and instantaneously convey their wishes to their representatives with ever decreasing costs, the nature of political interaction is likely to change.
		The electronic media has given a larger percentage of constituents than ever before the ability to easily and qui ckly transmit their opinions on public policy issues to their representatives.
		There is no doubt that the electronic media (particularly the Internet) can profoundly influence the economic and political development of African states, and affect their role in the global economic and political system as well.
	www.firstmonday.dk /issues/issue3_4/ott (5684 words)

	Media Access Project
		However, if media companies are very large, it will be more difficult to raise the financial capital necessary to purchase a media company.
		With the local media dominated by one player, it was difficult for the citizens to know what was going on in their backyards.
		Federal regulations prevent the same media concentration now, but those regulations are under attack by the major media players and under review by federal regulators.
	www.mediaaccess.org /programs/diversity (1296 words)

	Welcome to the World Electronic Media Forum
		The first World Electronic Media Forum (WEMF), in December 2003, affirmed the vital importance of radio and television in the information society.
		WEMF II will build on this affirmation through focused discussions on the role of the electronic media in the digital age – for example in achieving the Millennium Development Goals, in guaranteeing cultural diversity, or in preserving audiovisual archives.
		Some media sociologists argue that - while watching and listening to specific programmes is the reason we buy and use media technology, and that what we see and hear strongly influences our lives - society is changed by technology rather than content.
	www.wemfmedia.org (593 words)

	ei: Introducing the Electronic Intifada
		The Electronic Intifada (EI) is a not-for-profit, independent publication committed to comprehensive public education on the question of Palestine, the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, and the economic, political, legal, and human dimensions of Israel's 37-year occupation of Palestinian territories.
		Although EI addresses the prevailing pro-Israeli slant in US media coverage by offering information from a Palestinian perspective, our views on the conflict are based firmly on universal principles of international law and human rights conventions, and our reporting is built on a solid foundation of documented evidence and careful fact-checking.
		EI’s founders are regularly contacted by the mainstream electronic media, such as the BBC, CBC, CNN and dozens of radio stations around the world, to provide commentary and analysis on events in the Middle East.
	electronicintifada.net /v2/article1387.shtml (442 words)

	historic_preservation_office_ex4_scndtier
		If or when standards for permanence of electronic media become a reality, and the medium is judged permanent, this policy will be reevaluated and appropriate changes will be made.
		The director will not approve the use of any electronic medium for the storage of permanent records or information, if the records or copies of the records are not being retained by the agency or in the custody of the State Archives.
		It is suggested that agencies periodically recopy the data to the same digital media and/or transfer all digital records for which the retention period has not expired to new media.
	wyoarchives.state.wy.us /retain/digimg1.htm (2970 words)

	ERC Electronic Records Guidelines
		Electronic records management principles are relevant whenever computer systems are used not only to process information but also to provide reliable and authentic evidence that given activities or transactions have occurred.
		Since effective management of electronic records depends so heavily on the information systems involved, however, agencies will have the most options for managing their electronic records effectively if they identify recordkeeping requirements when new systems are designed or when existing systems are upgraded.
		One of the major differences between electronic records and those on traditional media is that electronic records are not human-readable, thus their physical appearance alone does not provide sufficient information to determine their origin, purpose, uses or other aspects of the context in which they were created and maintained.
	www.ohiojunction.net /erc/RMGuide/ERGuidelines.htm (12176 words)

	APA Style \| Electronic Media and URLs
		Although most host names start with "www," not all do (for example, http://journals.apa.org is the home page for APA's electronic journals, and http://members.apa.org is the entry page to the members-only portion of the APA site).
		The host name is not case sensitive; for consistency and ease of reading, always type it in lowercase letters.
		If the document is no longer available, you may want to substitute another source (e.g., if you originally cited a draft and a formally published version now exists) or drop it from the paper altogether.
	www.apastyle.org /elecmedia.html (779 words)

	RPI :: EMAC
		Electronic Media, Arts, and Communication (EMAC) at Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute is one of the first undergraduate programs of its kind in the United States.
		Students in EMAC take courses designed to prepare you for promising careers in new media made possible by advances in communication technologies: computer graphics, hypermedia, cyberspace and virtual reality, web design and authoring, the electronic arts and multimedia, animation and game design, to name just a few.
		Level Three: An EMAC concentration is required, consisting of 12 credit hours of 4000-level LLandC, Arts, or other courses as part of a plan of study approved by the student's academic advisor.
	www.emac.rpi.edu (366 words)

	Electronic Media Communications
		EMC serves as the professional production arm of the University, providing high-end integrated media design and digital content, consultation and facilitation to its colleges, schools and offices.
		It’s award-winning electronic productions help "tell the story" of the University, reinforcing the message that Syracuse is one of the nation's leading instututions of higher learning.
		EMC projects are frequently cross-platformed into other state-of-the-art media forms, capitalizing on the increasing integration of established media such as audio, video and photography with electronic and digital opportunities available via the Internet.
	emc.syr.edu (148 words)

	HyperText: Explorations in Electronic Literature (ELO)
		Her interactive, electronic novel Califia is available on CD-ROM, and several hypermedia short stories are published as Fingerprints on Digital Glass, at http://califia.hispeed.com.
		She has organized and taught electronic lit workshops, helped host ELO/trAce chats since 2000, lectured in universities, and otherwise aided and abetted other electronic lit/new media/hypertext addicts.
		In 2001 he was awarded the trAce/Alt-X New Media Writing Award for his work “Lexia to Perplexia”, which also received honorable mention for the Electronic Literature Organization’s award in fiction.
	www.eliterature.org /programs/hypertext (694 words)

	Journal of Broadcasting & Electronic Media Information & Submission Guidelines
		The Journal of Broadcasting and Electronic Media is the scholarly journal published quarterly by the Broadcast Education Association.
		The Journal of Broadcasting and Electronic Media is an international quarterly devoted to advancing, research, knowledge, and understanding of communication and the electronic media.
		Submitted work is evaluated according to the quality of its conceptualization; the importance of the topic to scholars, policy makers, and practitioners; the lasting contribution it will make to electronic media studies; and the research execution.
	www.beaweb.org /jobem/info.html (774 words)

	Overviews - Media: InfoUSA
		Both print and electronic media are described and issues are discussed.
		This Electronic Journal looks at many aspects of journalism in the United States today and the role of a free press in a democracy.
		This is the third in a series of articles by Fredric A. Emmert exploring the media of the United States in the 1990s.
	usinfo.state.gov /usa/infousa/media/mediaovr.htm (390 words)

	American Women in Radio & Television
		American Women in Radio and Television is the national, non-profit organization that extends membership to qualified professionals in the electronic media and allied fields.
		AWRT's mission is to advance the impact of women in the electronic media and allied fields by educating, advocating and acting as a resource to its members and the industry.
		The Foundation of AWRT supports educational programs, charitable activities, public service campaigns and scholarships to benefit the public, the electronic media and allied fields.
	www.awrt.org (160 words)

	Home - Grantmakers in Film and Electronic Media (GFEM)
		Grantmakers in Film and Electronic Media (GFEM) is an association of grantmakers committed to advancing the field of media arts and public interest media funding.
		GFEM serves as a resource for grantmakers who fund media programming, infrastructure and policy, as well as those who employ media to further their program goals.
		GFEM members have a broad range of interests and approaches, but share the view that moving image media is a vital form of human expression, communication and creativity, and plays a key role in building public will and shaping civil society.
	www.gfem.org (313 words)

	Media Access Project
		Media Ownership Limits Facing Repeal at the FCC
		For more information about media and civil rights, see our Civil Rights and Media section.
		FCC Begins Review of Its Rules on Ownership of Media Outlets, The Baltimore Sun, by Andrew Ratner.
	www.mediaaccess.org /programs/diversity/index.html (1296 words)

	Electronic Records (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		Electronic Interaction in the Workplace: Monitoring, Retrieving and Storing Employee Communications in the Internet Age.
		Preservation and Migration of Electronic Records: The State of the Issue, by Kenneth Thibodeau.
		Electronic and Voice Mail: A Management and Retention Guide for State and Municipal Government Agencies.
	www.archives.state.ut.us /recmanag/electronic.htm (1244 words)

	Neural.it: new media art, electronic music, hacktivism (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		L'istituzionalizzazione della media art è un processo ancora al di là da venire, ma i tentativi di stabilire una cronologia e un compendio teorico fondamentale si fanno frequenti, soprattuto grazie al parallelo...
		La cosiddetta 'georeferenziazione digitale' è uno degli anelli mancanti nell'interfaccia fra il background culturale precedente alla rete, cresciuto in riferimenti geografici statici e movimenti fisici, e i nuovi media che in tempo...
		I nuovi media sono legati a doppio filo alla disponibilità di hardware che ne permetta la fruizione, da ormai trent'anni a questa parte, e irrisolto resta il problema della conservazione...
	www.neural.it (5762 words)

	Electronic Literature Organization
		The applicant should be critically and creatively conversant with the practices and discourses relating to media/digital arts, documentary, community media or the fine and performing arts, and demonstrate an understanding of the social and political dimensions of cultural practice as well as the aesthetic and poetic.
		The Electronic Literature Collection will be an annual publication of current and older electronic literature in a form suitable for individual, public library, and classroom use.
		The UCSB Media Arts and Technology (MAT) proposal for a PhD in Media Arts and Technology was approved by the University of California on 20 September 2005.
	www.eliterature.org (1114 words)

	Electronic Literature Organization - Directory (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		If you are an author or publisher listed in the Electronic Literature Directory, you can log in as a contributor to update your listings.
		ELO acknowledges the support of our global sponsor, the Ford Foundation and the Rockefeller Foundation for their generous support of the Electronic Literature Directory project.
		Media Arts Department, the School of the Arts and Architecture, and SINAPSE.
	directory.eliterature.org (206 words)

	GW Electronic Media Society
		ELMS will serve as a source of development for electronic media students, alumni and faculty.
		ELMS is in the process of building a resume bank, which can be used as a resource by all Electronic Media students for casting projects.
		GW Electronic Media Society is a registered organization at The George Washington University, EEO/AA.
	studentorgs.gwu.edu /elms (962 words)

	Electronic Records
		Digital Electronic Archiving: The State of the Art and the State of the Practice, 1978.
		Electronic Records Working Group Report to the Report to the Archivist of the United States, Sept. 14, 1998
		The project is a response to the increasing demands within the archival community to develop theories and methodologies for the permanent preservation of authentic electronic records.
	palimpsest.stanford.edu /bytopic/electronic-records (2948 words)

	Deena Larsen's hypertext and electronic literature cornerr
		I'm a hypertext / electronic literature / new media / electronic expression addict.
		The Electronic Writing Research Ensemble is an Australian ensemble of hypertext writers and writing.
		E: Electron is a love story based on the periodic table of elements, with a philosophical treatise woven in and around it.
	www.deenalarsen.net (1235 words)

	MFA in Film and Electronic Media (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		In the MFA program in Film and Electronic Media, you will master the media production skills and digital techniques required to compete in the explosive new media industry.
		And, you will gain the broad-based understanding of media issues and their historical and critical context necessary to begin a research or teaching career at the university level.
		Note: One media studies elective may be taken in a related subject area with the approval of the faculty adviser.
	www.soc.american.edu /main.cfm?pageid=65 (433 words)

	Media Access Project
		Desai, a resident of Washington, DC, is a magna cum laude graduate of New York Law School, where she participated in that institution’s Media Center program, and was the recipient of a summer Telecommunications Fellowship.
		August 8, 2005 On behalf of community media and local governments, MAP has filed comments in the Comcast/Time Warner/Adelphia swap urging the FCC to protect local cable access and local government's ability to stop cable customer abuse.
		Argues that concentration of power over media and residential broadband endangers free speech, diverse viewpoints, and the rights of subscribers generally.
	www.mediaaccess.org (880 words)

	'Electronic media should be banned'
		The electronic media is to be blamed, because they immediately flashed the news that the blast happened in theatres because of the film.
		Two hours after the blasts occurred, Delhi Police Commissioner K K Paul told the media that the blasts were not due to the screening of the film.
		Investigations have not yet been completed and already the film was declared guilty by the media.
	www.rediff.com /news/2005/may/23rahul.htm (657 words)

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