41. Next-Gen PBX Performance, Part 2 a) these apps consume more system resources (CPU and construed as relevant to anynextgen PBX Labs, an independent full-service converged communications and IP http://www.cconvergence.com/article/CTM20020304S0003

Current Issue Past Issues FAQ Editorial Calendar ... Teleconnect Archives The CommWeb Magazine Network Call Center Communications Convergence Network Magazine Solutions Center Buyer's Guide Product Reviews Lab Tests Tutorials ... Case Studies Resource Center Industry Stats TechLibrary TrekMail Auctions ... Subscriptions Visitors Center Contact Us About Us Media Kit Privacy Statement ... Home This page uses styles sheets! Next-Gen PBX Performance, Part 2 Test before you buy your next-gen PBX. With new products rushing to market, it's no big surprise that some exhibit problems. by Chris Bajorek print this article e-mail this article license this article IP PBX Channel Strategies ... New Convergence Architectures Communications Convergence 03/04/02, 9:43 p.m. ET Last month, we opened up the topic of next-generation PBX products and discussed parameters we use at the Labs to quantify PBX performance. Now we'll discuss specific problems that our tests sometimes reveal. In general, next-gen PBX products perform very well. But in such a new market - new technologies, new products rushing to market in early versions - it should shock nobody that some products exhibit problems. Unlike legacy PBXs, which are proprietary in design, hardware-biased, and relatively simple - these feature-laden next-gen products are far more open and software-driven. They therefore suffer the same problems as other software applications - including occasional bugs in early releases. While this is inconvenient, buyers should remember that the cost of revising software is low, and upgrades easily implemented. We'd hazard that problems with next-gen PBX products will tend to be ironed out rapidly, as real customer experience supplements the limited testing of manufacturers themselves.

42. Index - Communications Media Center At New York Law School US centred, but contains some EU information. resources on communications, information and media law. Files include Statutes, Cases, Papers, Conferences and Courses. Also News Bulletins on current events and articles from media Law Policy. http://www.nyls.edu/cmc/

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University of Kentucky Undergraduate Bulletin Bachelor of Science in Agricultural Education, Communications, and Leadership Visit the Agricultural Communications Web site. Visit the Agricultural Education Web site. Visit the Public Service and Leadership Web site. Degree Requirements In addition to satisfying University Studies requirements and the college requirements listed previously, each student must complete the following: College Requirements Hours ENG 203 Business Writing GEN 100 Issues in Agriculture: The Development of Modern Agriculture* GEN 200 Issues in Agriculture: Contemporary Problems in Agriculture and Natural Resources* *These courses also satisfy the University Studies Oral Communication requirement. Core Requirements Hours AEC 101 The Economics of Food and Agriculture GEN 102 The Dynamics of Rural Social Life NFS 101 Human Nutrition and Wellness FAM 250 Consumer Issues AED/HEE/AGC/SOC 362 Practicum in Vocational Education, Agricultural Communications, and Leadership AGC/HES 320 Survey of Agriculture and Consumer Media Option Requirements Agricultural Communications Option Hours AGC 400 Agricultural Communications Campaigns AGC 490 Seminar in Agricultural Communications COM/SOC 249 Mass Media and Mass Culture COM/SOC/EDC 449 Social Processes and Effects of Mass Communication JAT 101 Introduction to Communication Media JOU 204 Writing for the Mass Media JOU 301 News Reporting TEL 510 Media Economics Specialty Support Requirements: 24-35 hours During your second year you are required to identify an area of specialty support and, with your adviser's approval, develop a plan of study that details the course work to be taken during your third and fourth years. These areas include: (1) News/Editorial; (2) Advertising/Public Relations; and (3) Electronic Media. It is also recommended that you take at least two courses from three different departments in the College of Agriculture.

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47. MCAI Chicago Chapter Local chapter of media communications Association International. Features support and networking meetings, events and resources for professionals in video, film, distance learning, web design and creation, and all forms of interactive visual communications, along with all associated crafts. http://www.mcaichicago.com/

Welcome to the MCAI Chicago Chapter Are you wondering how to get involved with the MCAI Chicago Chapter? Do you need to get in touch with a member of our board? Do you want to know who is in charge? Visit our Resource Center , where a complete listing of the chapter's Board of Directors is now posted. This is the best way to get the latest information about chapter activities, to get your questions answered or to volunteer to help out. MARCH MEETING "TERRIFIC AUDIO, TINY BUDGETS" Click here to read the details! MARCH NEWSLETTER It's in Adobe Acrobat PDF format. Click here to see the newsletter Got a job to offer or equipment to sell? Check out our Classified for the latest offerings

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document.write(""); document.write(""); Plenary Panels Battle for the Metro: Competing Metropolitan Aggregation Architectures Tuesday, September 24, 9:00-10:00 AM Moderator: Michael Howard Principal and Founder, Infonetics Research, Inc. The continued popularity of SONET has silenced talk of an immediate turn to the all-IP world, but it has raised interesting issues on aggregating different traffic types. Is a full SONET payload envelope with physical-layer protection switching the best bet for fault-tolerant metro systems? Is the new Resilient Packet Ring (802.17) standard from IEEE the best way to meld SONET, IP, and Ethernet features? Is Ethernet itself ready to take on a real metropolitan aggregation task? This panel will separate metropolitan realities from marketing hype. Gady Rosenfeld , Director of Strategic Marketing, Corrigent Systems Larry Paulhus , Director of Product Line Management, Hatteras Networks Jon Morgan , Director of Product Management, Appian Communications Leveraging Existing Infrastructure to Support Broadband Services Tuesday, September 24, 10:30-11:30 AM

50. 2002 Communications Design Conference- Special Events Nextgen I/Os Speeding Interconnects in Comm with its innovative mobile communicationsnetwork technology the Webmaster Copyright © 2002 CMP media LLC, All http://www.commdesignconference.com/events/

document.write(""); document.write(""); EVENT KEYNOTE Silicon - OEM Partnerships: The Key to Sustainable Competitive Advantage Tuesday, September 24, 4:30pm-5:30pm T.J. Rodgers President and CEO Cypress Semiconductor FEATURED DAILY KEYNOTES Building Profitable Optical Networks Daniel Awduche VP of Network Architecture Movaz Networks Tuesday, September 24, 1:00pm - 2:00pm Challenges and Opportunities of 3G in America Umesh Amin Director of New Technologies and Planning Wednesday, September 25, 1:00pm - 2:00pm PLENARY PANELS Battle for the Metro: Competing Metropolitan Aggregation Architectures Tuesday, September 24, 9:00-10:00 AM Leveraging Existing Infrastructure to Support Broadband Services Tuesday, September 24, 10:30-11:00 AM Next-Gen I/Os: Speeding Interconnects in Comm Architectures Tuesday, September 24, 2:45-3:45 PM The Role of Venture Capital and Investment Bank Equity in the Coming Upturn Wednesday, September 25, 9:00-10:00 AM Network Processor Programming Models and Tools Wednesday, September 25, 3:30-4:30 PM Defining the Broadband Gateway Thursday, September 26, 9:00-10:00 AM

51. I Have An Idea Semester 1 Marketing Principles Writing for Marketing communications ComputerSkills for Communicators media Culture (gen. Ed.) Advertising http://www.ihaveanidea.org/education/entries/00000001.htm

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52. Com Gen 150 W02 Com gen 150 Integrative Seminar Winter 2002 Tuesdays 355 the “problem” of ownershipof the communications industry among who owns the media, what content http://communication.ucsd.edu/courses/syllabi/150W02.html

Com Gen 150: Integrative Seminar Winter 2002 Professor Robert Horwitz MCC 130 534-2843 rhorwitz@ucsd.edu About the course Required reading materials: C. Edwin Baker, Media, Markets, and Democracy (Cambridge University Press, 2002). Who Owns the Media? : Competition and Concentration in the Mass Media Industry 3rd Edition (Erlbaum, 2000). Reading Packet assembled by University Readers, Inc. The books are available at Groundwork Bookstore; the Reading Packet will be available in class on the second session (January 15). Course requirements: A seminar is a course where class discussion, not lecture, is the order of the day. Many Communication students have never had the privilege of taking a seminar. Students need to be in class, ready to talk about the readings and the issues posed by them. A seminar requires a different kind of reading practice, oriented not just to getting through the assigned materials, but to think about them and have an informed opinion about them. The course meets only 10 times. Students may miss one session without repercussions. Every unexcused absence thereafter results in a full grade penalty on the final grade (eg, two absences takes a B to a C; three absences takes a B to a D, etc.). There will be 3 assignments: appreciated).

53. MAME: Intellectual Freedom/Legislative Issues in 1976 by Dr.Carl Jensen, Professor of communications Studies, for a seminar inmass media at Sonoma please email MAME's Webmaster at mame@mame.gen.mi.us. http://www.mame.gen.mi.us/resourc/legis.html

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54. Teaching Jobs Inside the gen. personnel in consumer products and services, marketing communications,and the media Job Search Canada Helping media Professionals search for http://dirs.globalesl.net/cat/96104/

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55. CSBA Sample Board Policy -- BP 1112 The crisis communications plan may include but not be include local law enforcementand media representatives in ATTORNEY genERAL OPINIONS 95 Ops.Cal.Atty.gen. http://www.csba.org/PS/samples/bp1112.htm

CSBA.org CSBA Sample Board Policy 1112 CSBA Sample Board Policy Community Relations BoardPolicy 1112 MEDIARELATIONS The Governing Board respects the public right to information and recognizes that the media significantly influence the community’s understanding of school programs.In order to develop and maintain positive media relations, the Board and the Superintendent desire to reasonably accommodate media requests for information and to provide accurate, reliable and timely information. Media representatives are welcome at all Board meetings and shall receive meeting agendas upon request. cf. 9322 – Agenda/Meeting Materials Note:Penal Code 627.2 requires all “outsiders” to register upon entering school grounds during school hours.Pursuant to Penal Code 627.1, media representatives are not defined as “outsiders.”However, an Attorney General opinion (95 Ops.Cal.Atty.Gen. 509 (1996)) has opined that Education Code 32212 and 35160 direct school authorities to prevent interference with the orderly educational activities of the school and authorize them to restrict media representatives in the same manner that access by the general public may be limited (e.g., registration or accompaniment by a staff member when on school grounds). Therefore, if a district has developed a policy requiring all members of the general public, both visitors and outsiders, to register upon entering school grounds, only then may media representatives also be required to register.See BP/AR 1250 – Visitors/Outsiders for options regarding registration.

56. Law-Enforcement Tech: Online Resources Ziff Davis media. timeline of the NYPD's computer and communications technology improvements gen.,Patrick Hughes, former National Security Agency Director Lt. http://www.baselinemag.com/article2/0,3959,525497,00.asp

View All Newsletters September 10, 2002 The Disconnected Cop Law-Enforcement Tech: Online Resources Below is a list of links to reports, congressional studies and sites dedicated to understanding and improving the state of the nation's law enforcement technology as it relates to crime fighting, the New York Police Department, the FBI and the Office of Homeland Security. ADVERTISEMENT CRIME FIGHTING Rand Institute report: "Challenges and Choice for Crime-Fighting Technology" Washington DC-based think tank the RAND Institute studies the technology in use or needed by the nation's law enforcement agencies and explores the obstacles that exist in adopting new technology. Connecting Cops Generates StaticSept. 11 and Technology in America (PC Magazine) Search in All Sites Baseline Advanced Search Already a Member? Sign In Not a member? Join Now PROJECTS Enterprise Planning Customer Service ... Newsletter Help Search jobs, apply online and keep your skills razor-sharp using eWEEK's new, Monster- powered Career Center. Free Online Seminars For IT Professionals 04/16 - VPN Strategies ... The Perfect PC: What to Look For Get Baseline's FREE online newsletters! Baseline Briefing Baseline Tools Preferred e-mail format: HTML Text only

57. Law-Enforcement Tech: Online Resources Sites Advanced Search Ziff Davis media. of the NYPD's computer and communicationstechnology improvements gen., Patrick Hughes, former National Security http://www.baselinemag.com/article2/0,3959,845084,00.asp

View All Newsletters September 10, 2002 The Disconnected Cop Law-Enforcement Tech: Online Resources Below is a list of links to reports, congressional studies and sites dedicated to understanding and improving the state of the nation's law enforcement technology as it relates to crime fighting, the New York Police Department, the FBI and the Office of Homeland Security. ADVERTISEMENT CRIME FIGHTING Rand Institute report: "Challenges and Choice for Crime-Fighting Technology" Washington DC-based think tank the RAND Institute studies the technology in use or needed by the nation's law enforcement agencies and explores the obstacles that exist in adopting new technology. Connecting Cops Generates StaticSept. 11 and Technology in America (PC Magazine) Search in All Sites Baseline Advanced Search Already a Member? Sign In Not a member? Join Now Home PROJECTS Networks/Storage ... Newsletter Help Search jobs, apply online and keep your skills razor-sharp using eWEEK's new, Monster- powered Career Center. Free Online Seminars For IT Professionals 03/24 - Instant Messaging in the Enterprise ... 03/31 - Accelerating the Transition to Network Storage Get Baseline's FREE online newsletters! Baseline Briefing Baseline Tools Preferred e-mail format: HTML Text only

58. Tough Customers: How To Reach Gen Y Some examples media such as Teen People magazine and the in nonprofits, and in donationsof time and resources. . In its second annual survey of gen Y buying http://www.bcentral.com/articles/krotz/122.asp

My Business Friday, April 4 Checkout Help Search this site bCentral Home Advice Center Business Basics Expert Advice ... Travel MSN Marketplace Palm(TM) m130 Handheld Organizer Office Depot More Handhelds/PDAs Advertisement Tough customers: how to reach Gen Y Marketing Intelligence / Joanna L. Krotz They're growing up on the wired alphabet: PC, CD, PDA and DVD. They average $100 a week in disposable income, spending a stunning $150 billion a year. And they influence another $50 billion in family purchases, bumping the total to $200 billion. Say hello to Generation Y, also known as Echo Boomers or Millennials. For sheer spending power and cultural hegemony, this consumer group is unrivaled in American history. Who they are Born roughly between 1980 and 2000, Gen Y-ers are the 70 million-plus offspring of Boomer parents, or about a quarter of all Americans. Gen Y's leading edge is just graduating from college, while the youngest are busy multitasking to a Britney Spears or 'N Sync soundtrack. (Some demographers narrow the birth years to 1977-97.) Every generation, of course, is shaped by cultural and political events of its time. This group, however, has been weaned on some rather nasty and transforming national traumas, as noted in a recent issue of

59. Business Communications Review - NEC's New IP-PBX Offerings 32 gateway channels used as shared resources for any An Analog media Converter isa gateway module that supports two analog communications devices (2500 http://www.bcr.com/bcrmag/2002/05/p61.asp

Current Articles Older Articles Index of Contents SUBSCRIBE ... Subscriber Services (Change of Address, etc.) BCR eWeekly: Read it in the BCR eForum Search In: BCR Magazine -BCR ACCESS All of BCR Advanced Search BCR Acronym Guide Supplements: BCR ACCESS Voice 2000 MAY 2002 ISSUE: Reality Check on Five-Nines ... Do-It-Yourself VPNs IN BRIEF: When Monopolists Collide CLECs: The View Post-Bankruptcy Intrusion Detection...Or Prevention MPLS: The Making Of VWANs? ... VoiceXML and the Future of SALT REVIEW: NEC's New IP-PBX Offerings Next-Gen Compression from Peribit OPINION: Next-Gen Router Prospects Size Matters Demystifying Five-Nines Growth Stays Stalled; Market Indicators Point to a Gradual Recovery Search for White Papers and Analyst Research: Search Help Advanced Search Advertising Information BCR Edit Calendar 2003 ... Email the Editor PRODUCT REVIEW by Allan Sulkin , president of TEQConsult Group, is a leading voice communications systems consultant and analyst. He is the developer and presenter for BCR's Understanding PBX Systems seminar, and is teaching an IP-PBX systems workshop at this month's N+1 conference in Las Vegas. He has a new PBX systems textbook which will be published soon by McGraw Hill. NEC In addition to the system design upgrade and new model announcement, NEC also announced a new family of native IP telephones, including one with an integrated browser and large color display field, and new media gateway equipment to support non-IP peripheral port interfaces.

60. HEGIS To CIP Crosswalk Administrative Serv., Oth. 0601.00, communications, genERAL, 09.0101,Comm., gen. 0602.00, JOURNALISM (PRINTED media), 09.0401, Journalism. http://www.highered.nysed.gov/oris/codes/cipxwalk.htm

@import url("../root.css"); Site Index Statistical Data and Reports Policy/Issue Papers Data Collection Forms ... Search ORIS HEGIS to CIP (Classification of Instructional Programs) Crosswalk A Note on the HEGIS to CIP Crosswalk , including IPEDS EP exceptions CIP 1990: Alphabetical Order Numeric Order Download CIP 1990/HEGIS Crosswalk: Excel Access Text NCES CIP 2000 page, with Access and Excel downloads HEDS Overview Forms 2002-03 - List Data Forms by Year ... Forms Download Page HEGIS Code HEGIS Title CIP Code CIP Title AGRICULTURE, GENERAL Agriculture/Agricultural Sciences, Gen. AGRICULTURE TEACHER Agricultural Teacher Ed. (Vocational) AGRONOMY, FIELD CROPS, AND CROP MANAGEMENT SOILS SCIENCE (MANAGEMENT AND CONSERVATION) Soil Sciences ANIMAL SCIENCE (HUSBANDRY) Animal Sciences, Gen. DAIRY SCIENCE (HUSBANDRY) Dairy Science POULTRY SCIENCE Poultry Science FISH, GAME AND WILDLIFE MANAGEMENT HORTICULTURE (FRUIT AND VEGETABLE PRODUCTION) Horticulture Science ORNAMENTAL HORTICULTURE (FLORICULTURE, NURSERY SCIENCE)

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