Hello, I'm looking to write about aspects of American Jewish culture that are at risk of being lost because they are locked away on audio cassettes, records, VHS tapes, and other rarely used media formats. I'm looking for:
(1) examples of significant Jewish media that originally existed in one of these formats and never made the leap to digital; (2) any significant collections in an obsolete format that have not yet been digitized Thank you! David Zvi Kalman -- David Zvi Kalman, PhD Fellow in Residence, Shalom Hartman Institute of North America Affiliated Scholar, Herbert D. Katz Center for Advanced Judaic Studies davidzvi.com
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