Rusia conmemora el Día de Radio. 07 de mayo se convirtió en un día de fiesta en 1945, exactamente 50 años después de la gran físico ruso Alexander Popov, inventado la comunicación inalámbrica en 1895. Más de un siglo después, la radio sigue siendo uno de los medios más favorables al consumidor, de rápido desarrollo y democráticas de todo, junto con la televisión, comunicaciones móviles e Internet.
Exactamente hace 115 años hasta el día de Alexander Popov demostrado con éxito la radio, efectuar la transmisión de ondas de radio entre los diferentes edificios del campus de San Petersburgo. alcance efectivo El prototipo fue sólo unos cientos de metros, pero antes de la invención de largo Popov era ya efectivo sobre una distancia de 6 millas en 1898 y 30 millas en 1899. Todo esto se llamó inicialmente la telegrafía sin hilos con el término "radio" que viene a lo largo de años más tarde. Desafiando las predicciones de la desaparición de repetir, en primer lugar con el advenimiento de la televisión, y luego Internet, la radio se las arregló para adaptarse a la cambiante realidad y ahora está listo para cambiar a digital, lo que significa el número de estaciones por las nubes y la calidad de transmisión mejorar radicalmente también.
La Voz de Rusia está haciendo su pedacito aquí añadiendo una nueva dimensión a los medios probados y verdaderos de la comunicación, la difusión de sus programas en 44 idiomas y 160 países en todo el mundo. Frente a la dura competencia, el VOR va con los tiempos haciendo amplio uso de la tecnología moderna y, al mismo tiempo, preservar el tradicional servicio de onda corta.
Nuestros programas de FM ahora puede ser escuchado en más de 100 ciudades de la antigua Unión Soviética y más allá y estamos emitiendo en onda media en Europa, América Latina, el Sudeste Asiático y China y, desde enero de este año, también a Nueva York y Washington DC. Nuestro portal de Internet - http://english.ruvr.ru/- reúne a 37 sitios web multilingües que ofrecen un flujo continuo de noticias diarias, comentarios de los medios de comunicación rusos y extranjeros, políticos piensan piezas y mucho, mucho más!.
Todo esto está disponible en una línea base durante todo el día, a través del teléfono móvil y también en audio, video y otros formatos multimedia. Estamos enviando saludos de radio un día a todos nuestros oyentes estén donde estén en el mundo! FUENTE: Rusia marcas radio http://bit.ly/jA44nm Día A través de Yimber Gaviria, Colombia
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Russia marks Radio Day
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© Flickr.com/Boyan Yurukov/cc-by-nc-sa 3.0 Russia is marking Radio Day. May 7 became a holiday in 1945, exactly 50 years after the great Russian physicist, Alexander Popov, invented wireless communication in 1895. More than a century later, radio still remains one of the most consumer-friendly, fast-developing and democratic media around, along with television, mobile communication and the Internet.
Exactly 115 years ago to the day Alexander Popov successfully demonstrated the radio, effecting transmission of radio waves between different campus buildings in St. Petersburg. The prototype’s effective range was just a few hundred meters but before long Popov’s invention was already effective over a distance of 6 miles in 1898 and 30 miles in 1899. The whole thing was initially called wireless telegraphy with the term “radio” coming along years later.
Defying repeated predictions of demise, first with the advent of television, and then the Internet, radio still managed to adapt to the changing reality and is now ready to go digital, which means the number of stations will go through the roof and transmission quality will radically improve too.
The Voice of Russia is doing its bit here adding a new dimension to the tried-and-true means of communication, broadcasting its programs in 44 languages to 160 countries worldwide. Faced by tough competition, the VoR is going with the times making wide use of modern technology while, at the same time, preserving the traditional short-wave service. Our FM programs can now be heard in more than 100 cities of the former Soviet Union and beyond and we are beaming in medium wave to Europe, Latin America, Southeast Asia and China and, from January this year, also to New York City and Washington DC. Our Internet portal – http://english.ruvr.ru/– brings together 37 multilingual websites offering a continuous flow of daily news, Russian and foreign media comments, political think pieces and much, much more!. All this is available on a round-the-clock basis online, via mobile phone and also in audio, video and other multimedia formats.
We are sending Radio Day greetings to all our listeners wherever they may be in the world!
SOURCE:Russia marks Radio Day http://bit.ly/jA44nm
Via Yimber Gaviria, Colombia
sábado, 7 de mayo, 2011 23:17
De:
"Yimber Gaviria"
Para:
destinatarios no revelados
© Flickr.com/Boyan Yurukov/cc-by-nc-sa 3.0 Russia is marking Radio Day. May 7 became a holiday in 1945, exactly 50 years after the great Russian physicist, Alexander Popov, invented wireless communication in 1895. More than a century later, radio still remains one of the most consumer-friendly, fast-developing and democratic media around, along with television, mobile communication and the Internet.
Exactly 115 years ago to the day Alexander Popov successfully demonstrated the radio, effecting transmission of radio waves between different campus buildings in St. Petersburg. The prototype’s effective range was just a few hundred meters but before long Popov’s invention was already effective over a distance of 6 miles in 1898 and 30 miles in 1899. The whole thing was initially called wireless telegraphy with the term “radio” coming along years later.
Defying repeated predictions of demise, first with the advent of television, and then the Internet, radio still managed to adapt to the changing reality and is now ready to go digital, which means the number of stations will go through the roof and transmission quality will radically improve too.
The Voice of Russia is doing its bit here adding a new dimension to the tried-and-true means of communication, broadcasting its programs in 44 languages to 160 countries worldwide. Faced by tough competition, the VoR is going with the times making wide use of modern technology while, at the same time, preserving the traditional short-wave service. Our FM programs can now be heard in more than 100 cities of the former Soviet Union and beyond and we are beaming in medium wave to Europe, Latin America, Southeast Asia and China and, from January this year, also to New York City and Washington DC. Our Internet portal – http://english.ruvr.ru/– brings together 37 multilingual websites offering a continuous flow of daily news, Russian and foreign media comments, political think pieces and much, much more!. All this is available on a round-the-clock basis online, via mobile phone and also in audio, video and other multimedia formats.
We are sending Radio Day greetings to all our listeners wherever they may be in the world!
SOURCE:Russia marks Radio Day http://bit.ly/jA44nm
Via Yimber Gaviria, Colombia
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