for Communication Yearbook 15. The resourceful reader:Interpreting television characters and narratives The television viewer is an active interpreter, not a passive recipient, of programs. Viewers'interpretations of programs mediate television effects. The 'active viewer' is accepted by bothtraditional and critical mass communication scholars, allowing for a possible convergence<lb...

Radio frequency identification (RFID) is prominent technology for fast object identification and tracking. In RFID systems, reader-to-reader or tag-to-tag collisions are common. Majority of probabilistic and deterministic anticollisions methods are inefficient in channel distribution and improving the performance. In this work, simulation annealing based anti-collision protocol is proposed wher...

As the adoption of the radio-frequency identification (RFID) technology is increasing, many applications require a dense reader deployment. In such environments, reader-to-reader interference becomes a critical problem, so the proposal of effective anti-collision algorithms and their analysis are particularly important. Existing reader-to-reader anti-collision algorithms are typically analyzed ...

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With the emergence of active tags and RFID technology used in the fast-moving objects, readers need urgently to read and write tags in limited time. Anticollision algorithms resolve the problem of a number of tags at the same time to communicate with the reader. Traditional anti-collision algorithm is to minimize recognition time and improve search efficiency under the conditions of maintaining...

The RFID technology is affected by the reader-to-reader collision problem. Several studies propose anti-collision protocols. A high throughput adaptation protocol based on time division is Colorwave. A known mechanism, already applied to another time division protocol to improve its performance, is the introduction of a probability factor in the collision resolution routine. In this work, the e...