Comments for PTV Digital Archive http://www.thirteen.org/ptvdigitalarchive Sat, 21 Nov 2009 21:21:07 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.5.1 Comment on Web Crawl by PTV Digital Archive » Blog Archive » Web Crawl Update http://www.thirteen.org/ptvdigitalarchive/our-work/web-crawl/#comment-9 PTV Digital Archive » Blog Archive » Web Crawl Update Tue, 23 Dec 2008 22:21:41 +0000 http://dev.ptvdigitalarchive.org/?page_id=64#comment-9 [...] Working with the Internet Archive, we will be transferring our 5 terabytes of data to the Library of Congress in early 2009. You can read more about this work on the project page. [...] [...] Working with the Internet Archive, we will be transferring our 5 terabytes of data to the Library of Congress in early 2009. You can read more about this work on the project page. [...]

]]> Comment on AMIA’s Local Television Task Force Report by Jim Smith http://www.thirteen.org/ptvdigitalarchive/uncategorized/amias-local-television-task-force-report/27/#comment-5 Jim Smith Tue, 31 Jul 2007 21:24:04 +0000 http://www.blog.ptvdigitalarchive.org/2006/09/18/amias-local-television-task-force-report/#comment-5 I am looking for any information on 16mm film reels that we have. The title is "Sweet Success". The reels have separate episode titles. They are from 1960. Thank you I am looking for any information on 16mm film reels that we have. The title is “Sweet Success”. The reels have separate episode titles. They are from 1960.

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]]> Comment on The Digital (TV) Deadline by slugabug http://www.thirteen.org/ptvdigitalarchive/uncategorized/the-digital-tv-deadline/30/#comment-6 slugabug Mon, 16 Jul 2007 19:17:38 +0000 http://www.ptvdigitalarchive.org/2006/11/27/the-digital-tv-deadline/#comment-6 I think the automatic cancellation of the analog signals is a farce. I know I cannot do anything about it but someone with the clout in congress decided that it is yet another way the American public is hosed by someone with clout. What a terrible thing to do to senior citizens that don't want to subscribe to a cable service. Now they will have to! Someone will get even richer with this "SERVICE" to the public. What a joke! I think the automatic cancellation of the analog signals is a farce. I know I cannot do anything about it but someone with the clout in congress decided that it is yet another way the American public is hosed by someone with clout. What a terrible thing to do to senior citizens that don’t want to subscribe to a cable service. Now they will have to! Someone will get even richer with this “SERVICE” to the public. What a joke!

]]> Comment on Culture, Commerce, and Public Media by Videos from Culture, Commerce and Public Media at PTV Digital Archive http://www.thirteen.org/ptvdigitalarchive/uncategorized/culture-commerce-and-public-media/26/#comment-4 Videos from Culture, Commerce and Public Media at PTV Digital Archive Fri, 22 Sep 2006 19:19:53 +0000 http://www.blog.ptvdigitalarchive.org/events/culture-commerce-and-public-media/#comment-4 [...] Video from all the sessions of the Culture, Commerce and Public Media conference held in June by WNET and Intelligent Television are available for viewing. Highlights include presentations by PBS President Paula Kerger; WNET CTO Ken Devine; PTV Project Director Nan Rubin; Orlando Bagwell of the Ford Foundation, and Mary Rasenberger of the Library of Congress. All files are in MPEG-4, and can be viewed with Quicktime. [...] [...] Video from all the sessions of the Culture, Commerce and Public Media conference held in June by WNET and Intelligent Television are available for viewing. Highlights include presentations by PBS President Paula Kerger; WNET CTO Ken Devine; PTV Project Director Nan Rubin; Orlando Bagwell of the Ford Foundation, and Mary Rasenberger of the Library of Congress. All files are in MPEG-4, and can be viewed with Quicktime. [...]

]]> Comment on Culture, Commerce, and Public Media by Videos from Culture, Commerce and Public Media at PTV Digital Archive http://www.thirteen.org/ptvdigitalarchive/uncategorized/culture-commerce-and-public-media/26/#comment-3 Videos from Culture, Commerce and Public Media at PTV Digital Archive Wed, 20 Sep 2006 20:43:56 +0000 http://www.blog.ptvdigitalarchive.org/events/culture-commerce-and-public-media/#comment-3 [...] Video from all the sessions of the Culture, Commerce and Public Media conference held in June at WNET are available for viewing. Highlights include presentations by PBS President Paula Kerger; WNET CTO Ken Devine; PTV Project Director Nan Rubin; Orlando Bagwell of the Ford Foundation, and Mary Rasenberger of the Library of Congress. All files are in MPEG-4, and can be viewed with Quicktime. [...] [...] Video from all the sessions of the Culture, Commerce and Public Media conference held in June at WNET are available for viewing. Highlights include presentations by PBS President Paula Kerger; WNET CTO Ken Devine; PTV Project Director Nan Rubin; Orlando Bagwell of the Ford Foundation, and Mary Rasenberger of the Library of Congress. All files are in MPEG-4, and can be viewed with Quicktime. [...]

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