[Page A1.] Antipiracy Legislation Struck Down A federal appeals court handed a setback to Hollywood and the television networks when it struck down an antipiracy regulation that required computer and television makers to use new technology that would make it difficult for consumers to copy and distribute digital programs.
The computer and television in the living room were melted.
"Turn off your phone, computer and television for the weekend.
Minimize computer and television use late at night.
There are many wonderful programs on the computer and television.
We're consumed by our phones, computers, televisions, technology, work, and busyness itself.
The television, computer, and communications technologies are, however, converging in a high-resolution digital television set capable of receiving alphanumeric, video, and audio signals.
Unlike liquid-crystal display of computer monitors and televisions, electronic paper technology does not need a backlight, remains displayed even when the power source runs down, and looks brighter, not dimmer, in strong light.
In the late 1970s and '80s raster graphics, derived from television technology, became more common, though still limited to expensive graphics workstation computers.
From sundown on Friday, March 7th, until sundown on Saturday, March 8th, participants abstained from using technology, unplugging themselves from their phones and tablets, computers and televisions.
