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Ten Years of Living Cinema Bibliography

Tender, Loving Care for Video Artists Bibliography

Terese Svoboda People

Terese Svoboda is a writer, videographer and curator; her nine-minute Noble Savage screened at the Knitting Factory and the Ohio Film/Video Festival, with a recut at the Athens International Video Festival (April 2005) and the Silverlake Film Festival (2006). She co-directed the ITVS-funded Margaret Sanger: A Public Nuisance (screened by the Getty, March 2002), was sole videographer for Rogue Transmissions and made EPA Poisons EPA (27 minutes); her films have screened at MoMA, AFI, Ars Electronica and numerous festivals and TV outlets. Born in Ogallala, Nebraska, she holds a B.F.A. from the University of British Columbia and an M.F.A. from Columbia, is author of nine books including Tin God (University of Nebraska), and curated Between Word and Image with MoMA while running Cast Iron TV on Manhattan Cable.

Termite TV People

Founded in 1992, Termite TV is a not-for-profit video collective with members based in Philadelphia, PA and Buffalo, NY; it produces alternative programming for television, the Web, and screening, performance and installation venues and seeks to create multi-faceted, multi-voiced works addressing cultural, political, and aesthetic concerns. To date the collective has produced over 40 programs that have been broadcast nationally and screened at festivals and museums worldwide, including the Museum of Modern Art, Athens International Film Festival, Black Maria Film Festival and the Margaret Mead Film Festival; website: http://www.termite.org/

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Terrence Cuddy People

Terry Cuddy is a media artist whose work ranges from a play about a maintenance worker to a video installation about player pianos; in 2002 he produced the video Transient View of Western New York. He worked with nine poets in UB's Poetics Program, whose origins span Korea, Portugal and Philadelphia, each bringing outside experience to Buffalo. His work has been exhibited at Carnegie Art Center, Big Orbit Gallery (Buffalo), The Toronto International Video Art Biennial, Squeaky Wheel, Rat Powered Film Festival (CA), Art in General and Pyramid Art Gallery (Rochester); he presently teaches at Cayuga Community College and maintains www.terrycuddy.com.

Terry Fox: Children's Videotapes Bibliography

Terry Fox: Elemental Gestures Bibliography

Terry Scott People

Terrence brings to the organization a background in journalism, television and feature film production and philanthropy. He is responsible for NBPC's website, newsletter, srceenings and special events. http://www.nbpc.tv/

1988 Tetris Chronology

Spectrum Holobyte introduces Tetris for the PC, first entertainment software imported from Soviet Union

1978 Texas Instruments Chronology

Texas Instruments introduces TI 99/4 personal computer $1500

1995 Texas Instruments Chronology

The United States Patent Office overturns the decision to grant Gilbert Hyatt a patent on the microprocessor. The ruling recognizes Texas Instruments' Gary Boone as the prior inventor of the microprocessor.

Text from a Sales Brochure Bibliography

Textual Strategies Bibliography

1969 Thais Latham Chronology

New York State Council on the Arts (NYSCA) supports multi-media experimentation, Thais Latham funded to develop a multi-media music center in Brooklyn

Thank you and Au Revoir Bibliography

Thank you for a residency Bibliography

Thank you for the loan of the video projector Bibliography

Thank you letter to ETC Bibliography

Thank you letter to ETC

The 6th International Video Exchange Directory Bibliography

Resource guide to tapes, distributors, individuals, publications

1983 The 6th Tokyo Video Festival Chronology

The 6th Tokyo Video Festival 1983. Reynold Weidenaar: Grand Prize for Love of Line, of Light and Shadow: The Brooklyn Bridge, produced in part at the Experimental Television Center

The 6th Tokyo Video Festival Bibliography

Reynold Weidenaar: Grand Prize

The 7th New York Lesbian & Gay Experimental Film/Video Festival and The Kitchen present: Mix Bibliography

The 7th New York Lesbian & Gay Experimental Film/ Video Festival and The Kitchen present: Mix. Institution/Organizer: The 7th New York Lesbian & Gay Experimental Film/ Video Festival and The Kitchen Site: The 7th New York Lesbian & Gay Experimental Film/ Video Festival and The Kitchen Curator(s): Ai…

The 90's Trial and Error: The Case of The 90's Video Catalog Bibliography

The Administration of Television Newsfilm and Videotape Collections: A Curatorial Manual Bibliography