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GEORGE CROMBIE INTERVIEW 01/06/1992

Paper Tiger Television Presents: Erik Barnouw Looks at Television and the Elections: Is U.S. Democracy Going Down The Tubes? 01/01/1992

Media historyian Erik Barnouw traces the development of the election campaign through the early days of radio to today's big $$$ TV campaigns. Addressing the roles of media companies, sponsors, government, and the candidates, this video presents an inclusive overview of 20th century media. Barnouw is the author of many books on media, including "Tube of Plenty" and "Documenting the Documentary".

Tape #222. Released 1992.

Paper Tiger Television Presents: Low Power Empowerment: Neighborhood Radio in Ireland and the United States 01/01/1992

This video highlights the existence of two community radio stations and the people who make them work. Mbanna Kantako's one watt of truth, Black Liberation Radio, is in Springfield, Illinois. In Galway, Ireland there is a very different station called Galway Pirate Women. For many years this group has programmed radio about the social and political life of, for and by women in Ireland.

Near & Far Video, Introduced by Richard Kemp: Finding the Balance/Stable Population 01/01/1992

DAN KILEY'S "FOUNTAIN PLACE" 01/01/1992

Dan Kiley's Fountain Place in Dallas. Architectural design with fountains and cypress trees.

Aaron Kiley Photographer

TIME LAPSE CONSTRUCTION OF CH. 17 OFFICE 01/01/1992

Time Lapse of constructing the Channel 17 Office!

NEWSREEL PHOTOS 01/01/1992

DEEP DISH TV - HANDS OFF CUBA 01/01/1992

Public Service Announcements: AUDIO FOR EARNED INCOME CREDIT PSA 01/01/1992

Audio of Mayor Clavelle telling working families of earned income credit from the IRS.

SCENIC SHOTS FOR CH. 17 01/01/1992

Raw footage of scenic shots around Vermont

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CCTV Receives NEH Grant to Support Community Archives

CCTV Center for Media & Democracy is pleased to announce receipt of a National Endowment for the Humanities (NEH) Humanities Collections and Reference Resources grant alongside 32 peer archival institutions across the country. This $49,927 grant award will support efforts to preserve and expand access to audio/visual community history materials in the CCTV Archives. Read more about this opportunity here!