As that market has become increasingly commoditized and people turn to other, digitised forms of communication away from traditional voice services, Verizon is hoping to invest into newer areas to move beyond "dumb pipe" status to keep its margins up, and revenues growing.
I saw all these on Channel 4 and BBC TV, long before their output was sliced and diced for consumption in digitised snacking form on niche channels, building a stack of tapes as tall as the room, and in so doing trying to create what the Radio 3 presenter Matthew Sweet, writing in this paper a couple of years ago, called "a syllabus of film".
An algorithm for fairing two-dimensional (2D) shape formed by digitised data points is described.
3 Data that were reported only in graphical form 18192020 were digitised with Engauge Digitizer, version 4.1 (http://sourceforge.net), to extract data in the most precise and replicable manner possible.
According to Jeremy Myerson, a teacher of design at the Royal College of Art and a specialist in offices, "The work once done by clerks – answering letters, double-checking forms – has been digitised, and the people who are left in offices are not working to a script that can be automated.
I do not think of them as an art form, and wouldn't take a digitised library of docs to a desert island, but I find it increasingly difficult to do without the pain-and-pleasure hit of truthfulness that they provide.
Despite the wishful thinking of a quasi-religious collection of fervent "anti-drug" campaigners, whatever form drugs may take in our digitised future, they are clearly here to stay.
But some musicians, like producer and DJ Jan Jelenik, owner of experimental electronic label Faitiche, are still fascinated with the physical forms music can take, and how to reconcile the inevitable free sharing of digitised music with the desire to tie it to a physical form.
