North American Windpower: IEEE Launches Internet Television Network

IEEE Launches Internet Television Network

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by NAW Staff on Friday 28 September 2007

The Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers Inc. (IEEE), a Piscataway, N.J.-headquartered professional society, has launched IEEE.tv, an Internet-based television network that features targeted programming on technology and engineering produced by IEEE members.

Currently, 30 programs are available for viewing, including videos on wind power, biomedical engineering, and recycling computer and electronic products. New programs, recorded in high-definition, will be added monthly, the society adds.

For more information, visit ieee.org/ieeetv

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