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If there was decent Educational TV in India, you might also find that people were using the PVR's to do time shifting of courses. From what I know of India, there is a tremendous desire amoung many of the folk there to improve themselves through learning -- but the systems are not in place to meet their needs. It is shameful that India hasn't got even a single 24/7 educational TV channel. It should have several... If they ever decide to do the right thing, then PVR's would be an essential part of the educational process. There is more to life than Bollywood reruns...
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Posted by Bob WymanHi Rajesh,
I'm Arun's friend from ISB. Here's an interesting article I came across, relating to the use of IT for the masses. Its not directly relevant to this post, but I thought you'd be interested anyways.
http://www.chip-india.com/readArticle.php?aid=138,43
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Thanks, Bala, for the pointer to the Compact Media Center of Kirti Trivedi of IIT Bombay. The CMC is another very useful bit of technology which is part of a solution which requires a large number of other bits -- not all of them technological. We need to be constantly aware of the danger of thinking that technological bits suffice.
Posted by Atanu DeyWell I would disagree to this concept completely. Isn't it wrong? Shouldn't it rather be the other way round?
Rather than viewers capturing content, the content should already be classified and made available on a pay per view format, that would be an ideal distribution free of copyright infringements and other hassels.
So when we look at it from that angle, all we require is bandwidth for that sort of a data transfer. There have been preliminary successful tests conducted in a local intranet in b'lore already some years back. Also, there are now sites which offer movies/soaps on demand in the U.S. What I would like is for those two techs to converge. Internet and Broadcast Cable T.V. We already have internet through cable, connect T.V. channels to that medium.
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