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1982 Microsoft Chronology

Microsoft releases MS-DOS 1.1 to IBM for IBM PC

1983 Microsoft Chronology

First mouse - Microsoft

1983 Microsoft Chronology

Microsoft releases Windows

1987 Microsoft Chronology

Microsoft unveils the Microsoft Excel spreadsheet

1984 Mid-Hudson Library System Chronology

Mid-Hudson Library System, Poughkeepsie, funded to create an on-going electronic Union Catalogue listing of all film and video holdings in public library systems in New York State. Mary Keelan.

Midi Dimensions "Passport" Software Product Catalog: Passport Midi Interface, MIDI/4, MIDI/4plus, MIDI/8plus, Polywriter, Polywriter Utilities, Leadsheeter, Music Tutor, Midi Player Bibliography

Midi Dimensions "Passport" Software Product Catalog: Passport Midi Interface, MIDI/4, MIDI/4plus, MIDI/8plus, Polywriter, Polywriter Utilities, Leadsheeter, Music Tutor, Midi Player. Software rand on Commodore, Apple II computer platforms.

Migration and Location: Transcultural Documentary Practice. the video installation as an active archive Bibliography

the video installation as an active archive (PDF) an essay by Jayce Salloum From: Migration and Location: Transcultural Documentary Practice from Wallflower Press: London, 2005 (N. American dist. Columbia University Press) Thanks to Jayce Salloum for permission to reproduce this text.

Migration and Location: Transcultural Documentary Practice. the video installation as an active archive Bibliography

Works: untitled part 1: everything and nothing. This is Not Beirut (1994), and Up to the South/Talaeen a Junuub (1993); an installation, Kan ya ma Kan/There was and there was not (1995 ); and a photograph series, (sites +) demarcations (1992-94).

Mike Rosenthal c/o The Tank People

Mike Rosenthal is an electroacoustic composer specializing in soundscape recording and urban acoustic ecology; he holds a BA in History and a BMus in Electroacoustic Composition. His sound installation work was shown at the Eyebeam Gallery in Chelsea; in addition to running the spaceworks gallery he curates the experimental music series at The Tank.

1970 Millenium Film Workshop Chronology

Equipment access funded by New York State Council on the Arts (NYSCA), Millenium Film Workshop, New York City

Miller Puckette People

Miller Puckette earned a B.S. in Mathematics from MIT (1980) and a Ph.D. in Mathematics from Harvard (1986); he was a member of MIT's Media Lab until 1987 and then a researcher at IRCAM, where he wrote the Max program for MacIntosh computers (commercialized by Opcode Systems in 1990 and later available from Cycling74.com). In 1989 he developed Max/FTS for the ISPW (commercialized by Ariel) and his work was extended as jMax; he joined UCSD Music in 1994 and is Associate Director of CRCA, is developing Pure Data (Pd) for live performance (runs on Linux, IRIX, Windows), and since 1997 has participated in the Global Visual Music project with Mark Danks, Rand Steiger, and Vibeke Sorensen with support from the Intel Research Council.

Miller Puckette People

Miller Puckette earned a B.S. in Mathematics from MIT (1980) and a Ph. D. from Harvard (1986); he worked at MIT Media Lab and at IRCAM, where he wrote the Max program for MacIntosh and developed Max/FTS for the Ariel ISPW. He joined the University of California, San Diego Music department in 1994 and is Associate Director of the Center for Research in Computing and the Arts; since 1997 he has participated in the Global Visual Music project supported by an Intel Research Council grant. He developed Pure Data (Pd) in the 1990s, a free open-source graphical dataflow language that underpins MSP extensions and supports multimedia via externals such as GEM.

Mind Power. Presented at the Conference Television Makers and Public Communications Policy Bibliography

Mind Power. Presented at the Conference Television Makers and Public Communications Policy

Mindframes: Media Study at Buffalo, 1973-1990 Bibliography

Mindframes: Media Study at Buffalo, 1973-1990 Minkowsky recounts an innovative exhibition of film, video, sound and digital art installations and projections at ZKM in Karlsruhe, Germany (December 16 2006 - March 25, 2007).

Minimal Art: A Critical Anthology Bibliography

Minimal Art: A Critical Anthology. Contents include but are not limited to the following: Introduction, Lawrence Alloway: Systemic Painting, Mel Bochner: Serial Art, Systems, Solipsism, Michael Fried: Art and Objecthood, Allen Leepa: Minimal Art and Primary Meanings, and Toby Mussman: Literalness an…

Miranda July People

Miranda July is an artist and filmmaker whose videos and short films have screened at MoMA, the Guggenheim and the International Film Festival Rotterdam; Nest of Tens and the sound installation The Drifters were included in the 2002 Whitney Biennial. Her multi-media performances have been presented at The Kitchen and the Institute of Contemporary Art, London; most works were scored by DJ and composer Zac Love, and she has recorded albums and appears on NPR's The Next Big Thing. Her feature Me and You and Everyone We Know premiered at Sundance in January 2005, winning a special jury prize and the Camera d'Or at Cannes; she lives in Portland, Oregon.

Mission and Programs of Community Center for TV Production (Experimental Television Center) Bibliography

Mitch McCabe People

Mitch McCabe is a Detroit filmmaker who studied filmmaking and literature at Harvard; her thesis film Playing the Part won the Academy Award for best student documentary and screened at over fifty festivals worldwide. She entered NYU Graduate Film School in 1998 with a Brillstein Scholarship and produced a three-film series beginning with September 5:10pm and The Longest Night (Princess Grace Award 2000); she has held fellowships at MacDowell Colony, VCCA and the Djerassai Foundation and resides in Brooklyn.

Mitchell Deoudes People

Mitchell Deoudes holds a computer science degree from the University of California at Berkeley and worked in digital visual effects for many years; his industry positions included tours of duty at George Lucas' Industrial Light & Magic, Sony Pictures Imageworks and Centropolis Effects, contributing to films such as Twister, Godzilla and Hollow Man. His stated influences include Phillip K. Dick, Stanley Kubrick and P.T. Anderson; he is an avid welded metal sculptor.

Mitchell Kriegman: A Man for All Media Bibliography

Modernism, Phantasy and Avant-Garde Film Bibliography

Modification of Sony Model #YWV380PZK01A CCTV Camera to Operate Silicon Target Vidicon RCA Type 4875 Bibliography

Sony Corporation of America. Modification of Sony Model #YWV380PZK01A CCTV Camera to Operate Silicon Target Vidicon RCA Type 4875. Texual modifications follow: 1) Change R101 in the preamplifier from 4.7M to 1.0M, 2) Remove the external connection (wire) from pin #3 of the preamplifier connector, 3)…

Moholy Nagy: Documentary Monographs in Modern Art Bibliography

Moholy Nagy: Documentary Monographs in Modern Art. Contents follow: List of Illustrations, Preface, Chronology, Chapter I. Introduction, Chapter II. Painting, Chapter III. Photography, Chapter IV. Design, Chapter V. Sculpture-Architecture, Chapter VI. Film, Chapter VII. Light Machines, VIII. Educati…

Moholy-Nagy, Fotoplastiks: The Bauhaus Years Bibliography

Molholy-Nagy, Fotoplastiks: The Bauhaus Years. Catalog contains a page of associates to The Bronx Museum of the Arts and Lenders to the Exhibition. Further contents include an Introduction and Acknowledgements by Luis R. Cancel, "Tracking the Hungarian Leonardo" by Philip Verre, "Moholy-Nagy's Photo…

Moholy-Nagy: Experiment in Totality Bibliography

Moholy-Nagy: Experiment in Totality. Contents follow: Introduction by Walter Gropius, Introduction to the Second Edition by Sibyl Moholy-Nagy, Chapters 1-5, Postal Interlude, Chapters 6-9, Epilogue: Letter by Robert Jay Wolff, Bibliography, and Index.