DISTRIBUTION AUDIO

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ABOUTWORK iVillage Inc. 500 Seventh Avenue New York NY 10018 distribution of audio, visual and multimedia interactive television programming and continuing television series via cable and network television satellite television and web television for business and career oriented information;computer software which may be downloaded from a global computer network which contains business, job and career-oriented information;ABOUT WORK;providing audio, visual and multimedia interactive programming via a global computer information network system and wide area network computer systems for business information and career development;
MOVING @ THE SPEED OF ENTERTAINMENT Humbard, Charles 2077 Convention Center Concourse Suite 300 Atlanta GA 30337 THE DISTRIBUTION OF AUDIO AND VIDEO PROGRAMMING VIA CABLE TELEVISON, WIRELESS, AND INTERNET, FOR THE SALE OF AUDIO AND VIDEO PROGRAMMING AND RELATED PRODUCTS VIA THE INTERNET, CABLE WIRELESS;MOVING AT THE SPEED OF ENTERTAINMENT;
MUSICAM ON LINE Corporate Computer Systems, Inc. 670 N. Beers Road, Bldg. #4 Holmdel NJ 07733 distribution of audio, video, data, and multimedia information and entertainment;
USA RADIO ON LINE Corporate Computer Systems, Inc. 670 N. Beers Road, Bldg. #4 Holmdel NJ 07733 distribution of audio, video, data, and multimedia information and entertainment;
 

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Technical Examples
  1. A remote-controlled audio system comprises sets of loudspeakers (14A-14D) connected to power amplifier units (22A-22D) in an audio distribution unit (10) to which several audio sources, such as a compact disc unit, a tape deck, etc., are connected. Remote units (34) are provided, one in each zone with a set of loudspeakers. The loudspeakers and the remote unit are connected to the audio distribution unit by four wires whereby audio and data signals and power are transmitted to the loudspeakers and the remote unit, respectively. Each power amplifier unit may have a pair of power amplifiers, each connected to one of the loudspeakers in the set, referenced to a first ground (1) and a second ground (2), respectively. The second ground (2) is maintained at a prescribed voltage relative to the first ground. The remote unit (34A) is connected between the "ground" terminals of the two loudspeakers of the set, i.e. those connected via the speaker cables to the first and second grounds in the audio distribution unit. The remote unit has a transmitter unit which transmits control signals to the audio distribution unit via the "ground" cables. In the audio distribution unit, an interface circuit connected between the grounds conveys the control signals to a control device which adjusts the settings of the audio distribution unit in dependence thereupon. The remote units may receive power from the audio distribution unit via the transmission channel to supply their internal components.