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Various Articles

Editors
Beryl Korot; Michael Shamberg
Publication
Radical Software
Publisher
Michael Shamberg & Ira Schneider
Date
Spring 1971
Place
New York, NY
Volume
1
Issue
3
ETC archive
ETC0525

Abstract

Paul Ryan (Cybernetic Guerilla Warfare); People's Video Theater (Alternatives for Alternate Media II); Global Village; Raomdance; Videofreex (Media Bus). Articles by Eric Siegel; Frank Gilette; Ira Schneider; Raindance; Liz Phillips; Gene Youngblood. Index of people. Distribution system for tapes. Information exchange mentions: Binghamton University and Harpur College - Jack Amon; Colgate University; University of Buffalo; URBex, University of Rochester; Experimental Television Center, Binghamton - Ralph Hocking and Ken Dominick; Tom DeWitt. https://www.radicalsoftware.org/e/
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Various Articles. Radical Software. vol. 1, no. 3. Michael Shamberg & Ira Schneider. Spring 1971.

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Paul Ryan (Cybernetic Guerilla Warfare); People's Video Theater (Alternatives for Alternate Media II); Global Village; Raomdance; Videofreex (Media Bus). Articles by Eric Siegel; Frank Gilette; Ira Schneider; Raindance; Liz Phillips; Gene Youngblood. Index of people. Distribution system for tapes. Information exchange mentions: Binghamton University and Harpur College - Jack Amon; Colgate University; University of Buffalo; URBex, University of Rochester; Experimental Television Center, Binghamton - Ralph Hocking and Ken Dominick; Tom DeWitt. http://www.radicalsoftware.org/e/

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