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| ARTICLES RELATED TO Channel | | | |  Channel: Encyclopedia II - Boomerang TV channel - The United Kingdom and Ireland channelThere is also a version of Boomerang broadcast in the United Kingdom and Republic of Ireland, launched on 27 May 2000. It is broadcast 24 hours on the Sky Digital, NTL, Telewest Broadband, and Chorus Digital platforms. Like the U.S. channel, the station's programming consists almost exclusively of Hanna-Barbera and Warner Brothers archive programming, though it also includes fairly recent programmes featuring older characters, such as Garfield and Friends, Taz-mania, Baby Looney Tunes, and Duck Dodgers. Unlike the ...
See also:Boomerang TV channel, Boomerang TV channel - The United States channel, Boomerang TV channel - The United Kingdom and Ireland channel, Boomerang TV channel - The Australian channel, Boomerang TV channel - The Spanish channel, Boomerang TV channel - Other countries Read more here: » Boomerang TV channel: Encyclopedia II - Boomerang TV channel - The United Kingdom and Ireland channel |
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| | | | | Channel: Encyclopedia II - Disney Channel - Overview Launched as a commercial-free premium channel (with occasional free previews), The Disney Channel began with basic family programming of shows and movies. (It was then co-owned by The Walt Disney Company and Westinghouse through Group W.)
The channel's first programming day began on April 18, 1983 at 7:00 A. M. Eastern, with an episode of Good Morning, Mickey!, which featured classic Disney short cartoons. Early programs shown on the network included Good Morning, Mickey!, Donald Duck Presents, Dumbo's C ...
See also:Disney Channel, Disney Channel - Overview, Disney Channel - Logos, Disney Channel - List of programs broadcast by Disney Channel, Disney Channel - Disney Channel around the world, Disney Channel - United Kingdom also available in Ireland, Disney Channel - Africa and Asia, Disney Channel - Australia & New Zealand, Disney Channel - Scandinavia, Disney Channel - Latin America, Disney Channel - Other versions Read more here: » Disney Channel: Encyclopedia II - Disney Channel - Overview |
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| | | | | Channel: Encyclopedia II - Disney Channel - The Beginning The channel's first programming day began on April 18, 1983 at 7:00 A. M. Eastern, with an episode of Good Morning, Mickey!, which featured classic Disney short cartoons. Early programs shown on the network included Good Morning, Mickey!, Donald Duck Presents, Dumbo's Circus, You and Me Kid, and Welcome to Pooh Corner. The late night had The Adventures of Ozzie and Harriet, and other programming. Detailed information about The Disney Channel's early programming can be found in back issues of < ...
See also:Disney Channel, Disney Channel - Overview, Disney Channel - The Beginning, Disney Channel - Change, Disney Channel - A New Identity, Disney Channel - Disney Channel Today, Disney Channel - Spin-offs, Disney Channel - Logos, Disney Channel - List of programs broadcast by Disney Channel, Disney Channel - Disney Channel around the world Read more here: » Disney Channel: Encyclopedia II - Disney Channel - The Beginning |
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| | | | | | Channel: Encyclopedia II - A-Channel - NewNet 1995-2005 / A-Channel 2005-present The NewNet stations began to develop in 1995, when CHUM disaffiliated its longtime CBC affiliate in Barrie, Ontario, CKVR, and tried to give it a more youthful image to make a stronger appeal to the neighbouring Toronto market. The resulting station became known as "The New VR".
The experiment apparently worked. In 1997, when CHUM acquired similar stations in Pembroke (near Ottawa), London, Wingham and Windsor, Ontario, as part of a trade with Baton Broadcasting, these stations were similarly rebranded. Most of these were also former ...
See also:A-Channel, A-Channel - The original A-Channel: 1997-2005, A-Channel - Programming, A-Channel - NewNet 1995-2005 / A-Channel 2005-present, A-Channel - Programming, A-Channel - Stations, A-Channel - Slogans, A-Channel - External link Read more here: » A-Channel: Encyclopedia II - A-Channel - NewNet 1995-2005 / A-Channel 2005-present |
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| | | | | | Channel: Encyclopedia II - The Weather Channel - History The Weather Channel went on the air on May 2, 1982 and reports the weather and other meteorological information for the United States as well as other countries and regions of the world. TWC originally gathered its national region forecasts from the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA), and gathered its local forecasts from local National Weather Service offices, but since 2002 has done local forecasting in-house; however, current weather and forecast model data is still provided by the National Weather Service, and the ultraviolet ind ...
See also:The Weather Channel, The Weather Channel - History, The Weather Channel - Weather Channel failures, The Weather Channel - More information, The Weather Channel - The Weather Channel logo, The Weather Channel - Local on the 8s, The Weather Channel - Current Programs, The Weather Channel - On-Camera Meteorologists, The Weather Channel - Current, The Weather Channel - Past, The Weather Channel - Slogans, The Weather Channel - See Also Read more here: » The Weather Channel: Encyclopedia II - The Weather Channel - History |
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| | | | | | | Channel: Encyclopedia II - Boomerang TV channel - The United States channel The United States version of Boomerang initially carried a weekly looping programming format. Notably, Boomerang does not carry product commercials. The only advertising on the channel is for Boomerang or Cartoon Network programming. During its looping format, which lasted through January 17, 2005, program days began at 8 AM Eastern time (5 AM Pacific time). Monday through Thursdays had been just normal programming days, with a variety of half-hour and hour-long cartoon programs shown. On Fridays, "monthly feature" cartoons were shown for th ...
See also:Boomerang TV channel, Boomerang TV channel - The United States channel, Boomerang TV channel - The United Kingdom and Ireland channel, Boomerang TV channel - The Australian channel, Boomerang TV channel - The Spanish channel, Boomerang TV channel - Other countries Read more here: » Boomerang TV channel: Encyclopedia II - Boomerang TV channel - The United States channel |
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| | | | | Channel: Encyclopedia II - Secure channel - Secure channels in the real world To be brief, there are no secure channels in the real world. There are, at best, only ways to make insecure channels (eg, couriers, homing pigeons, diplomatic bags, etc) less insecure. Padlocks (between courier wrists and a briefcase), loyalty tests, security investigations, and guns for courier personnel, diplomatic immunity for diplomatic bags, and so forth.
In 1976, two researchers proposed a key exchange technique (now named after them) — Diffie-Hellman key exchange (D-H). It makes possible very much greater confidence than ever ...
See also:Secure channel, Secure channel - Secure channels in the real world, Secure channel - Future possibilities Read more here: » Secure channel: Encyclopedia II - Secure channel - Secure channels in the real world |
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| | | | | | Channel: Encyclopedia II - Fairchild Channel F - The Channel F System II Fairchild decided to compete with the VCS, and started a re-design as the Channel F System II. The major changes were in design, the controllers were removable from the base unit instead of being wired directly into it, the storage compartment was moved to the rear of the unit, and the sound was now mixed into the TV signal so the unit no longer needed a speaker. This version featured a simpler and more modern-looking case design. However by this time the market was in the midst of the first video game crash, and ...
See also:Fairchild Channel F, Fairchild Channel F - The Channel F console, Fairchild Channel F - The Channel F System II, Fairchild Channel F - Playing Channel F over the phone, Fairchild Channel F - Strategies, Fairchild Channel F - Technical specifications Read more here: » Fairchild Channel F: Encyclopedia II - Fairchild Channel F - The Channel F System II |
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| | | | | Channel: Encyclopedia II - List of Canadian television channels - Specialty television channels
List of Canadian television channels - English channels.
APTN, Aboriginal Peoples Television Network; shows focusing on or starring Aboriginals. It operates in several languages.
ASN, Atlantic Satellite Network; regional entertainment channel in Atlantic Canada.
CLT, Canadian Learning Television
Bravo!, CHUM's arts and entertainment station
CBC Newsworld, off-shoot of CBC
Canadian Forces Radio and Television (not available domestically)
The Comedy Networ ...
See also:List of Canadian television channels, List of Canadian television channels - Broadcast television networks, List of Canadian television channels - Regional broadcast television systems, List of Canadian television channels - Defunct regional broadcast television systems, List of Canadian television channels - Regional broadcast television stations, List of Canadian television channels - Conventional regional broadcast television stations, List of Canadian television channels - Educational regional broadcast television stations, List of Canadian television channels - Multicultural regional broadcast television stations, List of Canadian television channels - Religious regional broadcast television stations, List of Canadian television channels - Specialty television channels, List of Canadian television channels - English channels, List of Canadian television channels - French channels, List of Canadian television channels - Multicultural channels, List of Canadian television channels - English pay channels, List of Canadian television channels - French pay channels, List of Canadian television channels - English Pay-Per-View Channels, List of Canadian television channels - French Pay-Per-View Channels, List of Canadian television channels - Shopping channels unlicensed English, List of Canadian television channels - Shopping channels unlicensed French, List of Canadian television channels - Foreign channels available in Canada, List of Canadian television channels - Digital & Pay Television Channels, List of Canadian television channels - English channels, List of Canadian television channels - French channels, List of Canadian television channels - Multicultural channels, List of Canadian television channels - Music channels, List of Canadian television channels - Foreign channels available in Canada, List of Canadian television channels - Defunct channels, List of Canadian television channels - Note Read more here: » List of Canadian television channels: Encyclopedia II - List of Canadian television channels - Specialty television channels |
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| | | | | | Channel: Encyclopedia II - Channel digital image - Alpha Channel The alpha channel stores transparency information--the higher the value, the more opaque that pixel is. No camera or scanner measures transparency, although physical objects certainly can posess transparency, but the alpha channel is extremely useful for compositing digital images together.
Bluescreen technology involves filming actors in front of a primary color background, then setting that colo ...
See also:Channel digital image, Channel digital image - Channel Types, Channel digital image - RGB, Channel digital image - CYMK, Channel digital image - HSV, Channel digital image - Alpha Channel, Channel digital image - Bit Depth, Channel digital image - Optimized channel sizes Read more here: » Channel digital image: Encyclopedia II - Channel digital image - Alpha Channel |
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| | | | | Channel: Encyclopedia II - Sodium ion channel - Voltage-gated sodium channels When closed, sodium channels help to maintain a neuron's resting potential, and when open, they allow sodium ions to flow rapidly down their electrochemical gradient, thus depolarizing the neuron. Voltage-gated Na+ channels are probably genetically related to potassium and calcium channels; in fact, a change of two amino acids will cause the channel to behave as a calcium channel (Kandel, 2000, p. 164). ...
See also:Sodium ion channel, Sodium ion channel - Voltage-gated sodium channels, Sodium ion channel - Structure and gating, Sodium ion channel - Impermeability to other ions, Sodium ion channel - Role in action potential, Sodium ion channel - Reference Read more here: » Sodium ion channel: Encyclopedia II - Sodium ion channel - Voltage-gated sodium channels |
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| | | | | Channel: Encyclopedia II - Channel digital image - Channel Types Three main channel types (or color spaces) exist, and have respective strengths and weaknesses. They can all be freely converted between each other, although the CYMK color space is a superset of the other two.
Channel digital image - RGB.
An RGB image has three channels: red, green, and blue. RGB channels roughly follow the color receptors in the human eye, and are used in computer displays and image scanners.
If the RGB image is 24-bit (the industy standard as of 2005), each channel has 8 bits, fo ...
See also:Channel digital image, Channel digital image - Channel Types, Channel digital image - RGB, Channel digital image - CYMK, Channel digital image - HSV, Channel digital image - Alpha Channel, Channel digital image - Bit Depth, Channel digital image - Optimized channel sizes Read more here: » Channel digital image: Encyclopedia II - Channel digital image - Channel Types |
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| | | | | Channel: Encyclopedia II - Channel Islands - Transport and Communications Since 1969, Jersey and Guernsey have operated postal administrations independently of the UK's Royal Mail, with their own postage stamps, which can only be used for postage in their respective Bailiwicks. UK stamps are no longer valid, but mail to the Islands, and to the Isle of Man, is still treated as UK inland. However, it was not until the early 1990s that the Islands joined the UK's postcode syste ...
See also:Channel Islands, Channel Islands - History, Channel Islands - Politics, Channel Islands - Geography, Channel Islands - Economy, Channel Islands - Transport and Communications, Channel Islands - Culture, Channel Islands - Other islands in the English channel Read more here: » Channel Islands: Encyclopedia II - Channel Islands - Transport and Communications |
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| | | | | Channel: Encyclopedia II - List of Irish television channels - Foreign Channels With most Irish homes (figures have indicated 90%+) having Sky Digital or a multichannel cable or MMDS system, a huge number of foreign channels are available to most people. The majority of stations on the List of British television channels are available to some or all homes.
Many of these channels acknowledge their Irish audience, ranging from providing Irish telephone or SMS numbers (e.g TMF, QVC), to providing a specific Irish advertising stream (Sky One, E4, Paramount Comedy Channel).
Other foreign channels available in Ireland are broadcast from around the world i ...
See also:List of Irish television channels, List of Irish television channels - Republic of Ireland Terrestrial Channels, List of Irish television channels - Northern Irish Terrestrial Channels, List of Irish television channels - Cable Channels, List of Irish television channels - Satellite Channels, List of Irish television channels - Proposed Channels, List of Irish television channels - Foreign Channels, List of Irish television channels - Technical Information, List of Irish television channels - Digital terrestrial television DTT Read more here: » List of Irish television channels: Encyclopedia II - List of Irish television channels - Foreign Channels |
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| | | | | Channel: Encyclopedia II - Channel 4 - Audience records The highest audience ever attained by Channel 4 was 13.8 million for the film A Woman of Substance, broadcast on 4 January 1985.
Excluding films, the channel's highest rating was 10 million viewers for the final of the third series of Big Brother on 27 July 2002. The channel's daily share of viewing on that date was 22.8%, then the highest recorded by the station. This record was beaten on Monday 12 September 2005, the final day of the 2005 Ashes, when the channel's daily share of viewing in UK homes was recorded as 23.2%. This was also the first time that Channel 4 had been the highest-rating ...
See also:Channel 4, Channel 4 - History, Channel 4 - IBA Control: 1982–1990, Channel 4 - Independence: 1990–Today, Channel 4 - Management, Channel 4 - Chairmen, Channel 4 - Chief executives, Channel 4 - Other channels, Channel 4 - Film Four, Channel 4 - attheraces, Channel 4 - E4, Channel 4 - T4, Channel 4 - Quiz Call, Channel 4 - More4, Channel 4 - 4Learning, Channel 4 - FourDocs, Channel 4 - Future proposals, Channel 4 - Programming, Channel 4 - Audience records, Channel 4 - Building, Channel 4 - Advertising regions Read more here: » Channel 4: Encyclopedia II - Channel 4 - Audience records |
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