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E-Content: Technologies and Perspectives for the European Market
Peter A. Bruck ; Zeger Karssen ; Andrea Buchholz ; Ansgar Zerfass (eds.)
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No disponible.
Palabras clave – provistas por la editorial
Media Management; Innovation/Technology Management
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Tipo de recurso:
libros
ISBN impreso
978-3-540-25093-7
ISBN electrónico
978-3-540-26387-6
Editor responsable
Springer Nature
País de edición
Reino Unido
Fecha de publicación
2005
Información sobre derechos de publicación
© Springer Berlin · Heidelberg 2005
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E-Content in Europe: Dimensions of an Emerging Field
Andrea Buchholz; Ansgar Zerfass
On the basis of their ever-expanding roles, not only in sensory signaling but also in a plethora of other, often Ca-mediated actions in cell and whole body homeostasis, it is suggested that mutations in TRP channel genes not only cause disease states but also contribute in more subtle ways to simple and complex diseases. A survey is therefore presented of diseases and syndromes that map to one or multiple chromosomal loci containing TRP channel genes. A visual map of the chromosomal locations of TRP channel genes in man and mouse is also presented.
- Introduction | Pp. 3-27
The State of Digital Media Service Business
Tommi Pelkonen
On the basis of their ever-expanding roles, not only in sensory signaling but also in a plethora of other, often Ca-mediated actions in cell and whole body homeostasis, it is suggested that mutations in TRP channel genes not only cause disease states but also contribute in more subtle ways to simple and complex diseases. A survey is therefore presented of diseases and syndromes that map to one or multiple chromosomal loci containing TRP channel genes. A visual map of the chromosomal locations of TRP channel genes in man and mouse is also presented.
- E-Content Market in Europe An Overview | Pp. 31-54
Paid Content: From Free to Fee
Jak Boumans
On the basis of their ever-expanding roles, not only in sensory signaling but also in a plethora of other, often Ca-mediated actions in cell and whole body homeostasis, it is suggested that mutations in TRP channel genes not only cause disease states but also contribute in more subtle ways to simple and complex diseases. A survey is therefore presented of diseases and syndromes that map to one or multiple chromosomal loci containing TRP channel genes. A visual map of the chromosomal locations of TRP channel genes in man and mouse is also presented.
- E-Content Market in Europe An Overview | Pp. 55-75
The Impact of E-Learning
Attila Nagy
On the basis of their ever-expanding roles, not only in sensory signaling but also in a plethora of other, often Ca-mediated actions in cell and whole body homeostasis, it is suggested that mutations in TRP channel genes not only cause disease states but also contribute in more subtle ways to simple and complex diseases. A survey is therefore presented of diseases and syndromes that map to one or multiple chromosomal loci containing TRP channel genes. A visual map of the chromosomal locations of TRP channel genes in man and mouse is also presented.
- Content Applications: Selected Cases | Pp. 79-96
Scientific Publishing: A European Strength
Zeger Karssen
On the basis of their ever-expanding roles, not only in sensory signaling but also in a plethora of other, often Ca-mediated actions in cell and whole body homeostasis, it is suggested that mutations in TRP channel genes not only cause disease states but also contribute in more subtle ways to simple and complex diseases. A survey is therefore presented of diseases and syndromes that map to one or multiple chromosomal loci containing TRP channel genes. A visual map of the chromosomal locations of TRP channel genes in man and mouse is also presented.
- Content Applications: Selected Cases | Pp. 97-108
Mobile Games: An Emerging Content Business Area
Tommi Pelkonen
On the basis of their ever-expanding roles, not only in sensory signaling but also in a plethora of other, often Ca-mediated actions in cell and whole body homeostasis, it is suggested that mutations in TRP channel genes not only cause disease states but also contribute in more subtle ways to simple and complex diseases. A survey is therefore presented of diseases and syndromes that map to one or multiple chromosomal loci containing TRP channel genes. A visual map of the chromosomal locations of TRP channel genes in man and mouse is also presented.
- Content Applications: Selected Cases | Pp. 109-125
Cross-Media on the Advance
Jak Boumans
On the basis of their ever-expanding roles, not only in sensory signaling but also in a plethora of other, often Ca-mediated actions in cell and whole body homeostasis, it is suggested that mutations in TRP channel genes not only cause disease states but also contribute in more subtle ways to simple and complex diseases. A survey is therefore presented of diseases and syndromes that map to one or multiple chromosomal loci containing TRP channel genes. A visual map of the chromosomal locations of TRP channel genes in man and mouse is also presented.
- Content Applications: Selected Cases | Pp. 127-141
Interactive Digital Television in Europe
Janne Orava; Mika Perttula
On the basis of their ever-expanding roles, not only in sensory signaling but also in a plethora of other, often Ca-mediated actions in cell and whole body homeostasis, it is suggested that mutations in TRP channel genes not only cause disease states but also contribute in more subtle ways to simple and complex diseases. A survey is therefore presented of diseases and syndromes that map to one or multiple chromosomal loci containing TRP channel genes. A visual map of the chromosomal locations of TRP channel genes in man and mouse is also presented.
- User-Centric Content Production and Interaction | Pp. 145-164
The Usability Factor: Improving the Quality of E-Content
Ansgar Zerfass; Bernd Hartmann
On the basis of their ever-expanding roles, not only in sensory signaling but also in a plethora of other, often Ca-mediated actions in cell and whole body homeostasis, it is suggested that mutations in TRP channel genes not only cause disease states but also contribute in more subtle ways to simple and complex diseases. A survey is therefore presented of diseases and syndromes that map to one or multiple chromosomal loci containing TRP channel genes. A visual map of the chromosomal locations of TRP channel genes in man and mouse is also presented.
- User-Centric Content Production and Interaction | Pp. 165-182
Experience Machines: Capturing and Retrieving Personal Content
Peter Werkhoven
On the basis of their ever-expanding roles, not only in sensory signaling but also in a plethora of other, often Ca-mediated actions in cell and whole body homeostasis, it is suggested that mutations in TRP channel genes not only cause disease states but also contribute in more subtle ways to simple and complex diseases. A survey is therefore presented of diseases and syndromes that map to one or multiple chromosomal loci containing TRP channel genes. A visual map of the chromosomal locations of TRP channel genes in man and mouse is also presented.
- User-Centric Content Production and Interaction | Pp. 183-202