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Advanced ActionScript 3 with design patterns

Joey Lott, Danny Patterson

2007

Understanding hypermedia 2.000

Bob Cotton, Richard Oliver

1997

Making Media

Jan Roberts-Breslin

2007

Video compression for multimedia

Jan Ozer

1995

In Your Face Too!

Daniel Donnelly

2000

Journalism in the Digital Age

John Herbert

2000

Organization of multimedia resources

Mary A. Burke

1999

Delivering digitally

Alistair Inglis

1999

Macromedia Flash MX 2004 Advanced for Windows and Macintosh

Joe Garraffo, Russell Chun

2002

Narrative as virtual reality

Marie-Laure Ryan

2001

Fluid screens, expanded cinema

Janine Marchessault

2007

Digital media tools

Nigel P. Chapman, Nigel Chapman, Jenny Chapman

2002

Creating Digital Video in Your School

Ann Bell

2005

Vision, instruction, and action

David Chapman

1991

Cyberprotest

Wim B. H. J. van de Donk

2004

Silverlight and ASP.NET Revealed

Matthew MacDonald

2007

Managing interactive video/multimedia projects

Robert E. Bergman

1990

Intelligent image databases

Yihong Gong

1998

Digital sound processing for music and multimedia

Ross Kirk, Andy Hunt

1999

Multimedia

Tay Vaughan

1996

Handbook of multimedia computing

Borivoje Furht

1999

Record it!

Shauna Masura

2013

Digital multimedia

Nigel P. Chapman

2004

Intelligent paradigms for assistive and preventive healthcare

L. C. Jain

2006

The new journalist

Kim Kierans, Tim Currie, Paul Benedetti

2010

Managing interactive media

Elaine England, Andy Finney

2007

Multimedia Learning

Richard E. Mayer

2001

Marketing and information technology

John O'Connor, Eamonn Galvin

1997

How to use digital video

Dave Johnson, Johnson, Dave

2000

The 3G IP multimedia subsystem (IMS)

Gonzalo Camarillo

2006

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