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Notable books authored by Prof. Dr. Sir Hari Om Srivastava



Interactive TV Technology and Markets (Artech House, Boston, USA, 21 December 2001)



This forward-looking book focuses on interactive television and illustrates how it's changing the face of TV broadcasting. It provides important technical, strategic and creative expertise to assist the reader in the development of interactive systems, and his or her assessment of their future business potential. Learn how this new aesthetic, interactivity, has given rise to the development of unique design practices and embedding of extended codes and syntax in the programmes, and how bandwidth limitations associated with analogue TV signals are eliminated, as cable, satellite and terrestrial TV network operators switch to digital bandwidth, providing more interactive content, globally. Examples of content creation show how ITV programming enhances the educational and entertainment value of programmes, and how viewers are encouraged to order online goods and services featured in the programming.

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Broadcast Technology: A Review– 31 January 2001



This enormous treasury of sparking memories and candid photographs presents a fascinating history of broadcast media, its development during last one hundred years and the engineering facilitating such magical network, in totality. A must buy for those in the broadcast media in any form. Contents:- CONTENTS:- # Preface : Acknowledgments : History of Broadcasting : Broadcast Basics : Recording and Studio Techniques : Production Techniques : Transmission Technique : Receiving System. : Measurements, Charts and test Signals : Broadcasting in India : Appendix : Glossary. The Title 'Broadcast Technology: a Review written/authored/edited by H.O. Srivastava', published in the year 2000. The ISBN 9788121207003 is assigned to the Hardcover version of this title. This book has total of pp. 329 (Pages).

Broadcast Technology

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Prasaran Takniki, Kal, Aaj aur Kal” (Broadcast Technology: Past Present and Future), in Hindi, ISBN-13: 9788176568418



Published by BPB publication under the Dept of Science &Technology, Government of India program.

A few Honors and accolades

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Books Reviewed


  1. 'Fundamentals of Microprocessor Systems' by Philip A Witting, Chartwell - Bratt, Artech House, UK, 1984. Review published in Telematics India, pp. 83, Aug. 1989.

  2. 'Computer and Information Management: A Primer for Practising Managers' by S. C. Bhatnagar & K.V. Ramani, Prentice Hall of India Pvt. Ltd. Review published in Telematics India, pp. 77, Dec.1989.

  3. 'Computers: Technology, Applications and Social Implications', Khateeb M. Hussain and Donna S. Hussain, Prentice Hall: New Delhi, 1989. Review published in Telematics India, pp. 84, Aug. 1990.

  4. 'Videoconferencing and videotelephony - technology and standards' by Richard Schaphorst, Artech House, UK. Review published in Telematics India ,June 97.

  5. 'Internet Digital Libraries - The International Dimension' by Jack Kesselec, Artech House, UK. Review published in Telematics India, pp. 53, Sept. 97.