He has also played a major role in building CMPnet's multimedia efforts. Prior to joining CMP, he was managing editor of Web Review , one of the first Web-based magazines, and before that an author and editor for various IEEE Computer Society publications. Last week, CMP sent a notice to every subscriber, explaining how the balance of their BYTE subscriptions will be fulfilled. Although BYTE magazine will no longer publish in the U.S., CMP plans to continue licensing the BYTE trademark in the international markets where BYTE is currently published. The site will allow consumers to select, record and purchase music and music related products as well as access web broadcasting of live events, interviews, articles and reviews.
Digital distribution makes purchasing music easier, faster and cheaper.
As more consumers change from lower level modems to DSL and cable technology, the benefits provided by MCY and its website will surely be realized. Based in New York, MCY also has offices in Los Angeles, Berlin and London. The report, titled Casting the American Scene, was authored by Dr. George Gerbner, Bell Atlantic Professor of Telecommunications, Temple University. The current report examined 6,882 characters who appeared in 440 prime time episodes of dramatic programs during 1994-1997. It also analyzed 2,137 characters in 205 episodes on daytime television over the same period.