Disciplining Multimedia
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The word multimedia conjures up many emotions and responses-it often refers to anything that uses visual and acoustic data. As a result, some may brush multimedia off as just a marketing slogan. However, many universities have introduced degree courses in multimedia. This article attempts to define the scope and basis for a multimedia discipline
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IEEE Multimedia Magazine
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7 (3)
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