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• Second, push media can build community through the expectation of reliability.
• This carefully tailored mix of instruction and merchandising is environmental push media.
• The buzz phrase for this convergence is " push media ."
• Push media are " always on ."
• The essence of push media is that it will evolve literally countless hybrids.
• This far exceeded the lame offerings banded around as so-called push media.
• Push media arrive automatically _ on your desktop, in your e-mail, via your pager.
• Through cheap wireless technologies, push media are already colonizing the world's last quiet nooks and crannies.
• The distinguishing characteristic of the new push media is that it finds you, rather than you finding it.
• Already push media pop up in places where push TV would not be welcome _ say, on corporate desktops.
• At the same time, networked push media can _ and will _ bombard you with an intensity that invitational media never muster.
• Unlike " traditional " e-learning approaches, microlearning often tends towards push technology through push media, which reduces the cognitive load on the learners.
• Push media will penetrate environments that have, in the past, been media-free _ work, school, church, the solitude of a country walk.
• In recent months, the dinners have featured topics such as community building, proprietary content, Java technology and " push media " _ a current hot idea that means content providers " push " information based on the user's preferences, such as providing information only on sports.
• Wired's March cover story suggests that " relief from boredom " will drive the technology into the mainstream : " Push media will penetrate environments that have, in the past, been media-free _ work, school, church, the solitude of a country walk . . . push media are already colonizing the world's last quiet nooks and crannies ."
• Wired's March cover story suggests that " relief from boredom " will drive the technology into the mainstream : " Push media will penetrate environments that have, in the past, been media-free _ work, school, church, the solitude of a country walk . . . push media are already colonizing the world's last quiet nooks and crannies ."