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I'm pretty sure my local tv station WFAA would integrate this into their news broadcast year ago. After the news anchor would finish their story, they would pau
by algorithmsRcool 11y ago
I'm pretty sure my local tv station WFAA would integrate this into their news broadcast year ago. After the news anchor would finish their story, they would pause and you would hear the tone play. If your computer was setup it would take you to their website to read more about the story.
At least i think i remember this, it was a long time ago.
Edit :
Yep i remembered correctly.
"WFAA is the first TV outlet to introduce the broadcast application, on-air audio cues that send PCs immediately to relevant pages on the Internet without consumer intervention..."
http://adage.com/article/news/cuecat-kindles-controversy/56600/ http://adage.com/article/news/cuecat-kindles-controversy/566...