Matthew Wachsman, the county's coordinator of technical media services, said: "The question is, Do you want to watch 'Seinfeld,' or do you want to watch '60 Minutes,' or do you possibly want to watch 'This Is Westchester'?
He is Head of Technical Media Strategy at salesforce.com and a TechCrunch contributing editor.
The obtained kappa coefficients were good in all of the codes, with values between 0.60 (contingencies) and 0.94 (technical media).
Perhaps this is why, when the various annual theatre awards are reported in the media, the winners of the technical categories usually merit only a brief mention.
[ 26] Fourth, according to our routine clinical experience, patients read in the media about many of the technical aspects of modern cardiological practice available in secondary care and expect referral to hospital for a specialist opinion.
Vendors of rich-media solutions claim they have overcome most of the technical hurdles that made their advertisements slow and unreliable.
The large number of undergraduate courses in journalism, such as the one now run by City University in London, are an example of how degrees have branched out into the technical application of media trade skills rather than developing an appreciation of the media's place in political and social structures.
Working with technical medias of representation can make you (at times painfully) aware of their substantiated physicality, while highlighting how our ideas are entangled in the facilitations and restrictions imposed by any assemblage of tools.
Now the Internet puts tens of thousands of new words at the lexicographer's fingertips, the great majority of them technical terms, media stunt words like "Brangelina" and "sexploits," or what Dr. Johnson would have called the "fugitive cant" of chat rooms, tweets and social networks (think of "meep" and "w00t").
"I am astonished at the technical means [some media] have to follow my trail".
