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Video Hardware Gets Smart: Bill Etra

Author
Peter Caranicas
Publication
Videography
Date
June 1976
Volume
1
Issue
3
ETC archive
ETC1164

Abstract

Profile of the work of Bill Etra and the Intelligent Video System (IVS)

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Peter Caranicas. Video Hardware Gets Smart: Bill Etra. Videography. June 1976.

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ETC1164

Profile of the work of Bill Etra and the Intelligent Video System (IVS)

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