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DIALOG Telecommunications Newsletters database is a collection of full-text newsletters from primary publishers in the field of telecommunications. The database contains specialized industry newsletters that provide concise information on companies, products, markets, and technologies. Also covered are rulings, regulations, and other legislative activities that affect the telecommunications industry.
A DIALOG-generated company name index (/CO, CO=) has been generated to assist users in isolating articles about specific companies. Customers using DIALOG Telecommunications Newsletters will find important facts, figures, analysis, and current information affecting a dynamically changing industry. The database includes some of the most important specialized industry newsletters published, with additional titles added on a regular basis. Current sources include: TR Daily, Multimedia Daily, Interactive Services Report, Communications Today, Interactive Daily, Electronic Commerce News, Cable & Satellite Europe, Satellite Trader, Television Business International, and many more.
USE FILE 696to track important events and regulations/laws affecting the telecommunications industry. EXPAND JN=to get a complete list of titles included in the database. USE PU=to retrieve all publications produced by a specific publisher. USE /LPto search the Lead Paragraph (first 20 words of the text). |
Topics covered are any that relate to the telecommunications industry, including:
| Dates Covered: | 1995 to the present |
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| File Size: | 462,567 records as of March 2006 |
| Update Frequency: | Daily (Multiple times per day) |
| ACRONYM | CATEGORY NAME |
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| COMPSCI | Computers, Electronics, and Telecommunications R&D |
| ELECTRON | Computers, Electronics, and Telecommunications Business |
| MAGSALL | Journals and Magazines |
| MAGTEXT | Full-Text Journals and Magazines |
| MANUFBUS | Manufacturing Industry News |
| MKTRES | Market Research Information |
| REGS | Regulations |
| TELEBUS | Telecommunications Business |
| TELECOM | Telecommunications Technology |
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DIALOG Telecommunications Newsletters is provided by Dialog. Questions concerning file content should be directed to: The Knowledge Center 11000 Regency Parkway, Suite 10 Cary, NC 27511
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DIALOG Telecommunications Newsletters is copyrighted by Dialog's. Contents of each individual newsletter is copyrighted by the newsletter publisher. For Dialog's Redistribution and Archive policy, enter HELP ERA online. Dialog, 1997.
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| DIALOG(R)File 696:DIALOG TELECOMMUNICATIONS NEWSLETTERS | |
| (c) 1996 DIALOG. All rts. reserv. | |
| 00000899 | |
| /TI | REALITY-BASED INTERNET NUMBERS? |
| JN= | Multimedia Daily |
| PD=,PY= | January 18,1996 VOL: 3 ISSUE: 12 |
| PU= | SOURCE: BRP PUBLICATIONS |
| LA=,RT= | LANGUAGE: ENGLISH WORD COUNT: 1675 RECORD TYPE: |
| FULLTEXT | |
| /LP,/TX | TEXT: Not only is Internet use less than many believed- |
| or smaller than many would have us believe - Web users | |
| tend not to surf beyond homepages of the vast majority | |
| of sites in cyberspace. Such were the findings presented | |
| by Thomas Miller, v.p. of emerging technologies group, | |
| Find/SVP, during the Interactive Services Association's | |
| second annual strategic business meeting in Miami earlier | |
| this week. | |
| /TX | Citing preliminary findings from Find/SVP's just-compiled |
| "American Internet User Survey," Miller further | |
| undermined the over-optimistic and increasingly | |
| discredited findings of the much-publicized Nielsen | |
| study released late last year. Miller said Find/SVP | |
| measured approximately 8.4 million adult American | |
| Internet users and 9.5 million users overall, of | |
| which approximately 7.5 million are Web surfers. Find/SVP, | |
| he admitted, was surprised by the less-than-stratospheric | |
| figures, which are far lower than the endless amounts of | |
| Internet hype have suggested. "We expected double | |
| these figures," said Miller, who also wondered aloud | |
| whether the Internet was drawing new groups of users | |
| or merely attracting more people already online with one | |
| of the major commercial services. | |
| Also of interest was the survey's finding that 46 percent | |
| of Internet users access the Net via commercial online | |
| services. | |
| America Online Inc. led the pack with its subscribers | |
| accounting for 30 percent of Internet users, followed | |
| followed by 9 percent for Prodigy Services Co., 4 | |
| percent for CompuServe Inc. and 2 percent for | |
| The Microsoft Network. Miller said Find/SVP's research | |
| also suggested a more selective pattern of Web-site | |
| surfing than widely assumed. Fully two-thirds of | |
| Internet users are over 30 and apparently spend more | |
| time in fewer sites. Further, Miller relayed the | |
| dismaying finding that 75 percent of all Web users | |
| have viewed less than 100 sites in depth, i.e., | |
| gone beyond the home page. And, he said, the average | |
| number of total sites visited in-depth by this | |
| majority was 25. | |
| If you are planning on reaching millions of | |
| consumers through the Net, you better rethink," he | |
| warned advertisers with visions of Web-based riches. | |
| Another interesting tidbit turned up by the Find/SVP | |
| survey revealed that contrary to popular wisdom, | |
| Internet use appears to be increasing at the expense | |
| of telephone, rather than television time. | |
| "People use the Internet to connect with others," Miller | |
| said, noting that e-mail is replacing long-distance | |
| calling, as a cheaper way to reach out and touch | |
| - or flame - someone. To that end, he argued, the | |
| Internet is a relationship-based medium, not, as many | |
| contend, a mass medium. | |
| "Today, the Internet is more like an 800 number, not TV." | |
| (Find/SVP 607-275-9590) |
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| /CO | CO | Company Name1,2 | Word | S ROLM/CO |
| /LP | LP | Lead Paragraph | Word | S WEB(W)USERS/LP |
| /TI | TI | Title | Word | S REALITY(W)BASED/TI |
| /TX | TX | Text | Word | S FIND(W)SVP/TX |
1 Searchable in the Basic Index and in the Additional Indexes.
2 Company names are DIALOG-generated.
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| AN= | AN | DIALOG Accession Number | Phrase | S AN=00866053 |
| AU= | AU | Author3 | Word | S AU=(EDMOND(1N)ROSENTHAL?) |
| CO= | CO | Company Name1,2 | Phrase | S CO=ROLM? |
| DT= | DT | Document Type | Phrase | S DT=JOURNAL |
| IP= | IP | Information Supplier | Phrase | S IP=BRP PUBLICATIONS |
| JN= | JN | Journal Name | Phrase | S JN=MULTIMEDIA DAILY |
| LA= | LA | Language | Phrase | S LA=ENGLISH |
| PD= | PD | Publication Date | Phrase | S PD=19960118 |
| PU= | PU | Publisher | Phrase | S PU=BRP PUBLICATIONS |
| PY= | PY | Publication Year | Phrase | S PY=1996 |
| RT= | RT | Record Type | Phrase | S RT=FULLTEXT |
| UD= | None | Update | Phrase | S UD=9999 |
| None | WD | Word Count |
3 Not present in most records.
| Sets and terms may be limited by Publication Year, S S2/1996. | ||
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| /YYYY | Publication Year | S S2/1998 |
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| All phrase- and numeric-indexed fields in the Additional Indexes can be ranked. | RANK JN S3 |
| User-defined formats may be specified using the display codes indicated in the Search Options tables. | TYPE S3/TI,JN/1-5 |
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| 2 | -- | Full Record except Text |
| 3 | Medium | Bibliographic Citation |
| 5 | Long | Full Record except Text |
| 6 | Free | Title, Publication Date, and Word Count |
| 8 | Short | Title, Publication Date, Word Count, and Indexing |
| 9 | Full | Full Record |
| K | -- | KWIC (Key Word In Context) displays a window of text; may be used alone or with other formats |
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