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Media Control Systems specializes in television automation products and systems for program recording, playback, and ad insertion. Media Control Systems (MCS)manufactures its own brand of products and also resells and integrates other TV automation related products.

MCS was founded in 2000 andis located in San Diego County, California. The company's market is not limited tothe West Coast, but distributes its products and services both nationally and internationally.

Media Control System's master control automation products are targeted toward lower priced systems used for program originationof cable access, internet TV, and low power broadcast applications.

The company manufactures DTMF cue tone generators and decoders used for cueing ad insertion

systems from satellite programming. These products are sold to all major satellite program providers worldwide. Broadcast networks such as NBCuse cue tone products for ad insertion control for secondary channels.

Media Control Systems developed a cost effectiveTV Program signal failure detection product for unattended TV Channel operations such as public, educational and government channels. The Spyglass TV Channel Failure Detector product keeps your channel from being stuck on snow, black, blue, or a frozen picture.

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March 12, 2014

As media from around the world watch and wait, there is still no answer on the whereabouts of MAS flight MH370. - The Malaysian Insider pic by Afif Abd Halim, March 12, 2014.The search for a missing Malaysia Airlines jetliner expanded today to cover a swathe of Southeast Asia, from the South China Sea to India's territorial waters, with authorities no closer to explaining what happened to the plane or the 239 people on board.

Vietnam briefly scaled down search operations in waters off its southern coast, saying it was receiving scanty and confusing information from Malaysia over where the aircraft may have headed after it lost contact with air traffic control.

Hanoi later said the search - now in its fifth day - was back on in full force and was even extending on to land. China also said its air force would sweep areas in the sea, clarifying, however, that no searches over land were planned.

The seas off India's Andaman and Nicobar Islands are also being combed for traces of the lost jet.

"We are expanding to the east of the expected route of the flight and on land," Lieutenant General Vo Van Tuan, Vietnam's deputy army chief of staff and spokesman for its search and rescue committee, told reporters.

The confusion over where to look is adding to one of the most baffling mysteries in modern aviation history, and prolonging the agonising wait for hundreds of relatives of the missing.

Flight MH370 dropped out of sight an hour after taking off from Kuala Lumpur to Beijing early on Saturday, under clear night skies and with no suspicion of any mechanical problems.

Dozens of planes and ships have already searched tens of thousands of square miles of Malaysia and off both its coasts without finding a trace of the Boeing 777.

Adding to the frustration and uncertainty, Malaysia's military has said the plane could have turned around from its planned flight path, but there were conflicting statements and reports about how far and in which direction it could have flown after communication was lost.

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Sen. Miriam Defensor Santiago has urged students to be involved in social issues and use the power of social media to fight corruption and anomalies. Use the social media in educating each other and influencing other people. Getting involved in social issues will teach you not only to sympathize, but also to empathize with others, and to see their problems as your own, said Miriam in a speech on Media and Good Governance before hundreds of students of Assumption College in San Lorenzo Village, Makati City.

Because of the power of social media, Miriam said the 2016 presidential election may even be determined by it, and no longer by the amount of campaign funding allegedly running to P2 billion.

It is entirely possible that the 2016 presidential and senatorial elections will be determined by social media, said the senator, who is frequently trending in social media.

Miriam, who ran for President in 1992 and whose presidential election protest was never resolved, predicted that because of the Internet and cable TV, there will be less rallies and motorcades.

The crooked candidates are already hiring professionals to dominate and maybe even control the social media. But such is the power of social media that netizens will be able to beat the candidates with unexplained wealth and their criminal campaign contributors, Miriam said.

But while the youth continues to fight, Miriam said candidates with immoral wealth and criminal campaign contributors will get a beating.

The senator recalled that during her 1992 presidential campaign, she had to rely on her team of volunteers, who were mostly young people.

In 1992, I had no money, so I merely relied on the energy and courage of young people. My volunteers had to beg for rejected wood from lumber yards and build the campaign stage, which sometimes crashed to the ground because it was overcrowded. Meanwhile, my opponents rented their crowds and even paid people to attend their rallies. (Anna Liza V. Alavaren)

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by Rappler.com Posted on 03/10/2014 5:56 PM |Updated 03/10/2014 6:12 PM

CLAIM YOUR POWER. Senator Miriam Defensor Santiago at a campaign rally in 2010. She says there would be less rallies because of the power of social media. Photo from her official Facebook page

MANILA, Philippines "The future of political warfare will take place online."

Thus predicted Senator Miriam Defensor Santiago who believes that social media, and not multi-billion-peso campaign funds, will influence the outcome of the 2016 elections.

It is entirely possible that the 2016 presidential and senatorial elections will be determined by social media, Santiago told Assumption College students in Makati City, Monday, March 10.

The senator, who was invited for the school's Communication Week, said that while some candidates have reportedly hired social media experts to improve their bid in the next national elections, netizens have the power to negate the chances of undeserving candidates through social media.

"The crooked candidates are already hiring professionals to dominate and maybe even control the social media. But such is the power of social media that netizens will be able to beat the candidates with unexplained wealth and their criminal campaign contributors," she said.

Santiago said that various social media platforms like Facebook, Twitter and YouTube have provided a venue where people can "easily and inexpensively" contact each other and share their opinions and experiences.

"Social media therefore lowers traditional socio-economic barriers to commanding the spotlight. The power of the rich politicians becomes more porous, and the political warlords have less control," she said.

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