Bibliography

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The bibliography is a dynamic list of books, articles, catalogs and other writings related to video history. Some of these materials are out of print, but may be accessible at major libraries and media study centers around the US. Materials which are on this site are linked.

"Experimental Television / Educational Television / New Media" An Introduction to the DVD 'Ralph I. Hocking - Work 1969 to 1986'
"T.V. Camera Test Stand"; "Uniform Light Source Model No. 200A"
'77 Videolab Input Board Sketch; Power Supply; Input Circuits-Pin Connections
'77 Videolab Matrix Switcher
'77 Videolab Module "A" Complete
'77 Videolab Module Wiring
'77 Videolab Output Keyer Fader, Effects Amp, and Options
'77 Videolab Voltage Controlled Colorizer, Genlock Version
'77 Videolab Wiring Diagram for "A" Module
(How I Made) My Own Private Spy Camera
(Re)performing the Archive: Barbara Lattanzi and Hollis Frampton in Dialog
(Re)performing the Archive: Barbara Lattanzi and Hollis Frampton in Dialog
1 2 3 4: A Position Statement on Upstate Media Development
Position paper to the New York State Council on the Arts arguing that Upstate New York’s media arts environment differs from New York City and requires targeted State support; it links regional isolation, access to camcorders and editing equipment, and public access cable with cultural heterogeneity and development. The paper proposes a dedicated NYSCA Upstate Media funding category with initiatives including entry-level publications, equipment redistribution, artists’ residencies, small-scale public access TV, organizational development, video rental libraries, micro-grants ($200–500), and encouragement of entry-level videomaking. It also recommends a one-person NYSCA satellite office in Buffalo, Rochester, Binghamton, or Syracuse and expanded Media Bureau travel guidelines to support intra-State conferences and visiting-artist programs.

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