「International Telecommunication Union」に関連した動画の一覧

	EuroNews interviews Carlos Slim in International Telecommunications Union's Conference  EuroNews interviews Carlos Slim, the Mexican telecom magnate in International Telecommunications Union's Conference in Geneve. October 26, 2011, Geneve Switzerland. www.carlosslim.com 2012年05月29日再生回数 2
	Girls in ICT Day Honduras  Girls in ICT Day Honduras 2012年05月25日再生回数 3
	The Internet and International Telecommunications Regulation - the ITRs  This brief video raises awareness of the ITUs hosted treaty conference - the WCIT (World Conference on International Telecommunications) so that you can be informed of the process underway and engage in the discussion. For more information please visit: internetsociety.org 2012年05月09日再生回数 54
	ITU INTERVIEWS: FRANCIS GURRY, Director General, WIPO  Interview with Francis Gurry Director General, WIPO at CEB Spring 2012, Chief Executives Board for Co-ordinaton Meeting, April 12-14, ITU Geneva. 2012年05月08日再生回数 234
	Who rules the Web? : ITU vs. ICANN  Since it's creating, the Internet has been governed by the United States. Although the Internet's governing body, ICANN, is coming under increased criticism for its close ties to the US government and now critics argue that it is time for an international body, such as the United Nations, to assume regulatory authority. 2011年11月01日再生回数 603
	ITU standards in action  ITU's standardization work underpins all of the information and communication technologies (ICTs) that shape our modern day lives. This video provides a snapshot of some of the important work of the world's foremost ICT standards body. Captions available in six languages, use the triangle in the bottom right hand corner of the video and the 'CC' icon to navigate between them 2009年08月26日再生回数 17075
	Dr. Hamadoun Touré: 2011 mHealth Summit  www.mhealthalliance.org Dr. Hamadoun Touré, Secretary-General of the International Telecommunication Union (ITU), speaks at the 2011 mHealth Summit in the Washington DC area about the role of the ITU in setting global standards for the use of mobile technology, as well as the perspective of the ITU that access to broadband is a human right 2012年05月27日再生回数 0
	Ultra High Definition Television: Threshold of a new age  Ultra High Definition Television: Threshold of a new age ITU Recommendations on UHDTV standards agreed -- ITU has announced a new Recommendation that represents a major advance in television broadcasting that will create an entirely new television broadcast environment with the advent of 'Ultra High Definition Television' or UHDTV. ITU's Radiocommunication Sector (ITU-R) has developed the standards -- or Recommendations -- in collaboration with experts from the television industry, broadcasting organizations and regulatory institutions in its Study Group 6. Ultra High Definition Television: A more defined future The quality of television pictures that viewers see has improved dramatically since it was invented in the 1930s. A dim black and white screen in the corner of the room has become the sparkling 'high definition' colour picture that we see on today's large 'flat panel displays'. But technology does not stand still. ITU-R Study Group 6 has now agreed a draft new Recommendation on the technical details for 'Ultra High Definition Television' or UHDTV which is now being submitted to Administrations for approval. The ITU-R Recommendation sets down the quality standards for UHDTV in two steps. The advances made with each of these quality steps are roughly similar to the step from the old 'standard definition television' to 'high definition television (HDTV)'. HDTV pictures today have the equivalent of between 1-2 megapixels. The first level of UHDTV picture levels has ... 2012年05月24日再生回数 4223
	Seeking Cleaner and Greener Electronics  This is the VOA Special English Technology Report, from voaspecialenglish.com | http Technology experts, government officials, policy makers and engineers recently met in Italy. They gathered in Rome for the first Green Standards Week conference. Italy's Ministry of Economic Development and the International Telecommunications Union organized the conference. The event called attention to the need for information and communication technologies to fight climate change and to build greener, more environmentally friendly economies. In recent years, the world has changed because so many people now use computers, mobile phones and other kinds of electronic devices. But the increasing use of information and communication technologies, also known as ICTs, also has led to more pollution, especially greenhouse gas emissions. This is mostly because of the energy used to manufacture, transport and operate such equipment. Still, many experts say ICTs offer the best chance for reducing greenhouse gases. The Global Information Society Watch reported last year that ICTs could help to cut total production of greenhouse gases by as much as fifteen percent by twenty twenty. Alan Finlay is with the Association for Progressive Communications. He also helped to prepare the GISWatch report. He says the effect of using ICTs to build cleaner environments is far more powerful than their harmful effects. "When you're look at greening with ITs, you're looking at the impact of ICTs on the environment ... 2011年10月14日再生回数 49026
	(Mal Ware targeting PCs in Middle East) A Massive Cyber-Attack was just discovered  YeeTV - (البرامج الضارة التي تستهدف أجهزة الكمبيوتر الشخصية في الشرق الأوسط)، واكتشفت للتو ضخمة سايبر ----هجومAccording to BBC News Radio this "malware" is capable of collecting data, taking screen-shots, accessing your camera and microphone is harmless ------and has been in place for at least two years. "A Massive cyber-attack discovered. A complex targeted cyber-attack that collected private data from countries such as Israel, UAE and Iran has been uncovered, researchers have said. Russian security firm Kaspersky Labs told the BBC they believed the malware, known as Flame, had been operating since August 2010. The company said it believed the attack was state-sponsored, but could not be sure of its exact origins. They described Flame as "one of the most complex threats ever discovered". Research into the attack was carried out in conjunction with the UN's International Telecommunication Union. They had been investigating another malware threat, known as Wiper, which was reportedly deleting data on machines in western Asia. In the past, targeted malware - such as Stuxnet - has targeted nuclear infrastructure in Iran. Others like Duqu have sought to infiltrate networks in order to steal data. This new threat appears not to cause physical damage, but to collect huge amounts of sensitive information, said Kaspersky's chief malware expert Vitaly Kamluk. "Once a system is infected, Flame begins a complex set of operations, including sniffing the network traffic, taking ... 2012年05月29日再生回数 220