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The theme of NAB2002's Broadcast Engineering Conference was two-fold, looking both to the immediate past while keeping an eye on the industry's enhanced DTV future. In a sober reflection on the events of 9/11, the opening session paid tribute to the television engineers lost in the World Trade Center (WTC) attacks and the remarkable engineering feat their broadcasting facilities represented. Building the 352-foot, 353-ton WTC master antenna was a marvel in its own right, involving as it did hoisting 17 tower sections, some weighing over 27 tons, up the side of the WTC's 110-story North Tower and erecting them on the roof.

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Slowly but surely, the differentiation between televisions and personal computers is disappearing, while the audience gains control of its entertainment experience.

The two-year agreement will enable Médiamétrie to evaluate the PPM encoding system and the willingness of Parisians to keep the pager-sized PPM device with them as they go about their daily routines.