"Tomorrow's Table is for anyone who wishes to know more about how the food they eat is grown. It is for every shopper, policy decision maker, farmer, or anyone who has a tone time or another wondered what labels such as "organic" or GMO" truly mean for the heath of the population and the future of our planet.--Back cover.

Can be read as a standalone. Focusing on the present can numb the pain of the past. Concentrating on work and family keeps Liam Broun right on track. After all, if his mind wanders, he’s haunted by a series of guilt-ridden what ifs. When Elizabeth Pittman slams into his life on a cold, snowy day, his focus shifts. Embracing the future is the only way to escape the past. Despite the pain of her past, Elizabeth has no intention of giving up on life or love. One day, her Prince Charming will sweep her off her feet. When she encounters Liam on an icy sidewalk, she soon learns God works in mysterious ways. When a voice from the very past Liam tries to ignore storms back into his life, fear and guilt rise to the surface. With more questions than answers, can Elizabeth help him find forgiveness and show him a tomorrow filled with hope? Life. Love. Healing. Hope.

This collection of essays sheds light on where we have come from, and where we are going in the media. It will be of interest to those working in, and those studying, the media, across the range of disciplines that are needed to regulate and build the media industry and create media content. This book brings together an impressive group of media and broadcasting experts, making it not only a work of the highest academic quality, but a unique collection of interdisciplinary research. Bringing together contributions from the history of broadcasting and the digital television, as well as discussion of the future of audio and the use of electronically created scene content, this book exists at an intersection between technology and the arts.

This IRIS Special issue follows a dual goal: first, to survey the current state of digital television, and second, to focus on the latest forms in which media content is being offered.

From Jules Verne to the Jetsons, from a 500-passenger flying wing to an anti-aircraft flying buzz-saw, the vision of the future as seen through the eyes of the past demonstrates the play of the American imagination on the canvas of the future.

Tune in Tomorrow is the story of a young under achiever, happy with a routine job in a small Oregon town radio station. His patterned life changes abruptly when a very rich man decides he wants to own a radio station that mirrors his favorite station from another era. The young man is suddenly immersed in a world with wildly creative people and an energetic news team that builds an environment of activity he has never known, much less experience. His adrenaline allows him to keep up with most needs but his lack of know-how produces a string of anxieties that is only relieved by a witty wife and the support from his new best friends at the radio station. The successes and failures of this group of people are fun, funny and frantic. Their head-on collision with life is based on a desire to help make their community a better place. How they, together manage this neat trick is reason enough to Tune in Tomorrow.