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A new massive storage management strategy based on volume and storage pool is designed to meet the requirements of audio and video digital storage for broadcasting and TV industry, especially suitable for television station. It is emphasized the problems such as volume management, the concept of storage pool, the operational principle of storage pool and so on. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

The chapter discusses the results of in dept interviews used by the author in her study on the influence of social beliefs on social interaction. The author quotes detailed passages from tape recorded dialogues. This leads to important added information which enables her to interpret the questionnaire data with more clarity and reliability. She distinguishes between two types of interaction: with well-known partners or with strangers.

A reference entry for "cassette" is presented. It refers to a removable magnetic tape storage module that contains supply and take up reels. Cassettes have been used by many traditional all-audio tapes and videotapes as well as backup tape technologies such as DAT, 8mm and Magstar MP.

This article provides the history of recording studios in the U.S. In the 1930s, the first tape recorders appeared in the recording industry. Multi-channel tape recorders were created in the 1940s. The industry introduced stereophonic sound in the 1950s. Stereophonic sound was appropriated by rock music in the 1960s to create a sonic palette. A system protocol called Musical Instrument Digital Interface (MIDI) was launched in the 1980s.

Information about a dance form known as Hustle is presented. It was a couples dance with hands at the waist. Several instructional record albums and tapes were available for the novice dancers to learn the techniques of this disco dance.