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A classification system for various topics related to computer communications and television. It includes subdivisions for electronic mail, discussion groups, computer communications in multimedia systems, radiotelephony, mobile telephones, television, and television systems whose signals are transmitted to a specific audience. Topics covered range from point-to-point communications to social media and interactive television.
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Transfer of computer-based information by any of various media ( e.g., coaxial cable or radio waves) from one computer to another or between computers and terminals
Class here computer communications networks, links between computers via telephone lines
Class interdisciplinary works on computer communications in 004.
See Manual at 004.6 vs. 384.
Standard subdivisions are added for either or both topics in heading
Including videotex [ formerly 384.35], Internet telephony [ formerly 384.6], network neutrality, services of value-added networks
Class here social media
For electronic mail, point-to-point communications, see 384.34; for discussion groups, broadcast communications, see 384.36; for computer communications in multimedia systems, see 384.
See Manual at 004.678 vs. 006.7, 025.042, 384.
Class here point-to-point communications, comprehensive works on electronic mail
Class interdisciplinary works on electronic mail in 004.692; class e-mail lists in 384.
For a specific kind of electronic mail, see the kind, e.g., postal facsimile transmission 383.
Relocated to 384.
Class here chat groups, electronic bulletin boards, Internet forums, e-mail lists, newsgroups; broadcast communications
Class electronic mail in 384.
Including blogs, wikis, online social networks
Including ship-to-shore communication, citizens band radio; text messaging
Class here mobile telephones
*Add as instructed under 380
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Including low power television (LPTV) stations (stations that rebroadcast the programs of full-service stations, originate programming that often includes pay television, and are usually limited in power to 10–1000 watts and a 10–mile to 15–mile broadcasting radius)
Class here interactive television
Unless other instructions are given, class a subject with aspects in two or more subdivisions of 384.55 in the number coming last, e.g., economic aspects of cable television and controlled transmission television 384. ( not 384.5551)
See Manual at 384.54, 384.55, 384.8 vs. 791.
Former heading: Controlled transmission television (Closed-circuit television)
Including telepresence, theater television
Class here closed-circuit television, videoconferencing, videotelephony; industrial uses, e.g., surveillance, monitoring of hazardous industrial processes
See also 384.5554 for pay-per-view television
Class here comprehensive works on wire and cable communication
Class mobile telephones in 384.
For telegraphy, see 384.1; for radiotelephony, see 384.53; for cable television, see 384.555; for videotelephony, see 384.
Internet telephony relocated to 384.
*Add as instructed under 380