Television/Videotape Study: Info
Update: The 5-volume Television/Video Report (v 1: Report; v
2-4: public hearings; v 5 Written Submissions) was officially
released on Thursday, October 16, 1997. Volumes 1-4 are presently available over the Internet at the National Film Preservation Board
(NFPB) Web site, "New Projects" section. Those persons who
submitted written comments, testified at public hearings, served on task forces,
and otherwise aided in the report's preparation will receive a
complimentary copy.
For everyone else, here is information on how to purchase copies from the Government
Printing Office:
Title: TELEVISION AND VIDEO PRESERVATION 1997. (5
volumes combined into 3, 1,300+ pages)
Price: $74.00
Request Stock Number: 030-000-00279-2
Note: When you order, you will need both the title and stock number.
To order by phone: Call GPO Order Desk (202)512-1800
To order by fax: (202) 512-2250
To order over the Internet: GPOAccess
To order by mail: Superintendent of
Documents
P.O. Box 371954
Pittsburgh, PA 15250-7954
Checks (made payable to Superintendent of Documents), GPO Deposit
Account, VISA or MasterCard orders are accepted.
For additional information, contact Steve Leggett, p: 202/707-5912, f:
202/707-2371; Internet: sleg@loc.gov
Federal
Register notice of Study and Hearing (published 1/3/96) [Note:
When searching, first, check the "1996 Federal Register button" to
limit the search to that year, then go to the search terms field and please
use
the phrase "page 172", including the quotation marks.]
Television/Videotape Study Task Forces
Preservation
- Deirdre Boyle, Associate Professor, The New School for
Social Research
- Peter Brothers, President/Managing Member, SPECS
BROS., LLC
- David Chilson, Manager, Systems Planning, ABC
Broadcast Operations and Engineering
- James Lindner, President, Vidipax, Inc.
- James Wheeler, President, Tape Archival and
Restoration Services
Access
- Janet Bergstrom, Associate Professor, Department of
Film and Television, UCLA (representing the Society for Cinema Studies)
- Grover Crisp, Director of Asset Management, Film and
Tape Operations, Sony Pictures Entertainment
- David Culbert, Editor, Historical Journal of Film,
Radio and Television; Professor of History, Louisiana State
University, Baton Rouge
- Michael Curtin, Director, Cultural Studies Program,
Indiana University
- Doug McKinney, Director of Archives, CBS News
- Deanna Marcum, President, Commission on Preservation
and Access
- Stan Singer, Manager, NBC News Archives
Funding
- Mary Lea Bandy, Chief Curator, Department of Film
and Video, Museum of Modern Art
- Robert Batscha, President, Museum of Television and
Radio
- Dan Curtis, President, Dan Curtis Productions
- Lynda Lee Kaid, Director, Political Communications
Center, Political Commercial Archive, University of Oklahoma, Norman
- James Loper, Executive Director, Academy of
Television Arts and Sciences
National Film Preservation Board -
Motion Picture & Television Reading
Room
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(09/07/99)
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