What are Media Services?

 Whether it’s a call center, a government agency, or a video game studio, you can use Azure Media Services to deliver broadcast-quality streaming, enhance accessibility and distribution, analyze your content, and more. Get started with Quickstarts, tutorials, API references, and other documentation.

The Media Services department coordinates the delivery of audiovisual equipment and other media-related services for Academic and Administrative events for the University. We also provide classroom technology design projects and Distance Education support, including video conferencing.

Our primary mission is to help faculty and staff meet audiovisual technology needs. We operate a high-definition studio and offer video production services to meet the needs of departments.

The media services staff can assist with project scheduling for audio or video production, recording, duplication and equipment training. In addition, we can assist with audiovisual equipment checkout.

Please note that if the AV technology requested for your event is marked as PICK UP ONLY in 25live, you are requesting to borrow portable sound equipment from media services. Still, you will be responsible for picking up and setting up the equipment. We will email you a week or so before your event with instructions on here and when to pick up the equipment.

Marketing Process Definition

A marketing process is creating and capturing customer value and satisfaction. It involves analyzing market opportunities, selecting target markets, developing the marketing mix and managing the marketing effort.

The first step of the marketing process is identifying customers’ needs and wants. This enables companies to build strategies that will attract them and make them profitable in the long run.

What does URL stand for?

When people hear the term “URL,” they probably think of it as the web address you type into your browser to go to a particular website. This is a very simplistic view of a URL, though; it has quite a bit more complexity.

Every web page on the Internet has a unique URL that identifies it. What does URL stand for? A URL, also known as a Uniform Resource Locator, defines how to retrieve the information contained within it.

The first part of a URL is the protocol, usually either http:// or https://, which tells your web browser how to interpret the rest of the address. This is important because it allows the machine to understand the rest of the addresses to communicate with the server quickly and easily.

After the protocol comes the domain name, a unique identifier for the website, this can be an individual word or a string of numbers, such as a business name or even the phone number of a specific person. 

The next part of the URL is a path to the resource, usually a folder structure on a web server that holds the actual webpage you are trying to reach.

Finally, the end of a URL may contain parameters, which are extra bits of information that can be passed to a script. These typically include keys and values separated by an equal sign, but some sites use ampersands or spaces instead.