Zed
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Zed (pronounced /ˈzɛd/) is the name of the last letter of the alphabet Z used by the majority of English-speaking people outside of the United States (where its name is "zee" (/ziː/)). The name "zed" is derived from the Greek letter zeta, which also represents the Z sound.
Zed can also refer to the following.
[edit] Music / Entertainment
- Zed (band), a pop-rock group from New Zealand.
- Zed (Zedrock, band), a UK-based classic metal band.
- ZED, a sludge/groove metal group from Philadelphia, PA, USA.
- ZeD, a Canadian show that aired original music, short films, animation, performance, visual art and spoken word pieces from around the world.
- David Zed, best known for his song "Robot".
[edit] Fictional characters
- ZED.........BEEEEEEEEEP
[edit] Other
- Z (pronounced "Zed"), a computer real-time strategy game for DOS, Windows, Sega Saturn and PlayStation.
- LaNetro Zed or Zed, a company based in Spain and a popular content provider for mobile phones and the internet in Austria, China, Finland, Germany, Ireland, Italy, Malaysia, Mexico, Philippines, Spain, South Africa, Sweden, Switzerland, United Kingdom and United States.
- Zed, a now defunct annual design journal edited by Katie Salen that ran from 1995-2000.
- Zed card, a popular but erroneous name for a "portfolio on a card" used by models and actors, see comp card.
- Zed, Rajan, a Hindu chaplain and community activist based in Reno, NV, USA. He was selected as a guest chaplain for US Senate in 2007. His service was shown on national TV after protesters disrupted his invocation.
- The specification language Z.
- Zonal Employee Discount An airline industry employee discount, for travel on other airlines (other than their own) as a non-revenue standby passenger.
- Zed, a terminal text editor for UNIX.
- Z-Cars, a 1960s UK TV series.
- Zero Point Module, abbreviated ZPM, a fictional power source on the tv series Stargate Atlantis.
- Zed Industries, Inc., is a manufacturer of thermoforming, blister packaging, and skin packaging material. See zedindustries.com