World Television Day 2009

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World Television Day 2009

Television is one of the most influential forms of media communication. In recognition of the important role that television plays in presenting worldwide issues that affect people, the UN General Assembly proclaimed November 21st to be World Television Day. It is a day, which encourages global exchanges of unbiased television programmes, which focus on issues such as peace, security, and economic and social development.
Findmeagift.com has some gadgets and gizmos that will ensure that you get to watch exactly what you want to watch on television. That is of course if you can find the remote! Well, with the Jumbo Universal Remote Control you will never have that problem again, as this super size remote control measures a whopping 12.5cm x 28cm x 2cm! Not only that, but it features large, clearly labelled glow in the dark buttons too. You can use this impressive Jumbo Universal Remote Control with any television and with any TV appliance such as DVD players and SKY or cable boxes!
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However if someone else beats you to it and ...
... gets their mittens on the remote first, don't worry, all is not lost! The amazing TV Remote Keychain - TV Off Plus will give you the ability to change the channels, volume and switch off almost any television (including plasma and projector screens).
Don't you just hate it when you want to watch your programmes but someone else has commandeered the remote? Instead of being forced to sit through endless repeats and the football highlights for the umpteenth time, simply whip out your new trusty keychain remote, press 'Search' and hey presto you are in control. You can sit and watch all your natural world programmes and documentaries, while they sit their scratching their heads in disbelief, trying to work out what's going on! Fed up with channel surfers too? No problem! Just use your handy TV Remote Keychain and turn off the telly. So whether you are at home, round a friend's house or even at a bar, with this awesome TV Remote Keychain you can have the power to control TVs right there in your pocket!
Television is a dominant disseminator of information and knowledge. Thanks to the World Wide Web, we have access to online streaming. We can educate and inform ourselves through the variety of channels, podcasts and videos that are available on the internet from organisations and independent individuals from all around the globe. However, if there are events or concerns going on in your community that are not being covered by the general media, why not make your own television programme or video and then post it online?
The Flip Mino Video Camcorder is a mini video camera that is packed full with features. It is easy to use and has a built in USB connection for instant download to your computer. The Flip Mino has simple functions such as Record, Play, Pause and Delete and has 2GB of built in flash memory, so you can record up to an hour of footage.
This awesome Flip Mino Video Camcorder is small enough to fit in your pocket, so you can carry it around with you, ready for any impromptu moments! Once you have gathered your footage for your mini programme, simply connect your Flip-cam to your computer for editing. Then you can post your video about your community's environmental concerns or latest charity endeavours, for all your friends or for the whole wide world to view!
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World Television Day acts as a reminder of the beneficial purposes of television. It is a powerful medium, which can be used to educate people around the world on issues and events that affect society. With findmeagift.com you can have all the right gadgets and gifts to help you tune in.
And remember, at least on November 21st you will have a valid excuse for sitting in front of the box all day!

Regards
Jessie Jones
Find Me A Gift

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Jessie Jones joined Find Me A Gift in May 2008 and has been writing fabulous articles for us ever since!