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Well, the original tape is probably gathering dust in some tv station's archive...
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Me too...
I tried a long time ago to get my hands on a decent copy but gave up that time since that organisation was a complete mess (MTV/TMF) I'm a little short on time coming weeks, but I'll promise to give them a call again to see what's still in the archives. b.t.w: She also appeared that same night in a big lottery show. This has never been published anywhere as far as I know. Quote:
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Maybe in the future, like 5 years from now, they will realize there is some commercial potential in old TV tapes.
Netflix+Xbox360 is a very promising direction, years from now we'll see lots of such devices/content sellers. Once they make all the current stuff available, they'll turn their attention to old TV tapes. No doubt there are some forgotten treasures in that dusty pile. |
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The problem is that you only know after say 5-30 years what has historical value.
That was no problem with film, books, newspapers, printed photographs (negs) etc. In our digital era it is so much easier to re-use media and destroy content. Footage shot on tape or film, you just store somewhere. (although you COULD re-use tape off course) Nowadays if a server or disk-array is full, the trend is to only back-up some stuff and simply delete the rest... I'm pretty sure that within 10 years from now, we all come to the conclusion that there is a huge historical gap. |
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There are also some simple backup solutions available.
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