I think that kind of snippet disc would be just fine – you can find tons of
podcasts out there doing just that…since the focus seemed to be on marketing
the collection, my suggestion was a blog with links from tracks to the
catalog record and then a simple link to “listen to this playlist at…” on
8
Just to make this into a discussion (something for a shortened week),
would Reno's idea have more of a leg to stand on if it was changed to a
recorded review of newly acquired music (or to make this more relevant
to this list movies) instead of a sampler? The snippets would still be
there but he w
Hi Reno and welcome to the list
Unfortunately, I don't think your project would have any legal--i.e. fair
use--leg to stand on whatsoever, snippit or not... It's one thing to
extract a limited number of short clips for use in educational or
scholarly contexts; it's another thing altogether to reg
Hi there,
Greetings everyone, my name is Reno, and I am a
media librarian at the Port Washington Public Library in NY. This is my
first post, so thanks much for letting me participate in your forum. Below is
a question about a music sampler CD project
that I am working on…..since this list
Andrew Bergman. The other Bergman. The Funny Bergman. I agree with you on
The Freshman. He also co-wrote BLAZING SADDLES, THE IN-LAWS, FLETCH and
SOAPDISH and his book on 1930s comedies is excellent. IT COULD HAPPEN TO YOU
and HONEYMOON IN VEGAS aren't as wonderful, but they're much funnier than
VI
Reminds of when filters were keeping school children from reading about the
Mars Explorer. The web address was something like www.marsexplorer.gov but
it only picked up the "sex" in the middle and assumed it was dirty.
On Wed, Nov 10, 2010 at 10:52 AM, Shoaf,Judith P wrote:
> I think what happen
I think what happened is that the "p"-word, the one that rhymes with the first
syllable of morning, got picked up by the filters and the posts are therefore
tagged as spam. It's true that sometimes perfectly good discussions get tagged
this way.
Maybe other members can check their junk or quara
I like SO FINE, but THE FRESHMAN is one the most underrated films of the
last 20 years. Best parody of film studies professor on screen and the end
credits are great too.
On Wed, Nov 10, 2010 at 10:17 AM, Dennis Doros wrote:
> Thankfully, there's excellent people at Indiana University and even
Looks like my spam filter also was working overtime I just saw
these replies. Please keep them coming!
Best,
Elizabeth
Elizabeth Sheldon
Vice President
Kino Lorber, Inc.
333 W. 39th St., Suite 503
New York, NY 10018
(212) 629-6880
On Nov 10, 2010, at 9:11 AM, Jessica Rosner wrote:
> Some
Ah, that explains the dearth of replies from this usually highly
opinionated community. I note though that I am not violating the
VIDEOLIB mandate:
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Thankfully, there's excellent people at Indiana University and even if the
collection is dormant for a while, I'm sure they have an eye out for them.
One of them even sang me the theme song to Andrew Bergman's SO FINE (a
not-so-guilty pleasure) on the corner of 15th and Chestnut in Philly the
othe
That is great work, Jessica! Librarians know how hard this kind of
preservation is and that it often takes the effort of one person with
purpose to see it through. Maybe we can vote you in as an honorary
librarian! (You don't get the secret handshake, though. Sorry.)
Ciara
On 11/10/2010 8:11 A
Somewhat off topic, but my single greatest contribution to film studies was
that some years ago I "saved" the largest collection of 35mm porn prints and
got them sent to an academic institution. After over 90 years as a crucial
part of the film business, the studios finally pushed the majority of f
Hi Elizabeth,
We have a few professors who use adult films in their teaching and research. I
would buy the first one for sure, and most likely the second one as well.
Matt
Matt Ball
Media and Collections Librarian
University of Virginia
Charlottesvil
There is an interest in the study of pornography here at the University of
Michigan, and I would have no problem with purchasing the material for the
library collection.
Jeff Pearson
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Gosh, I was trying to figure out why this whole thread got quarrantined by my
spam filter (!!!)...
Judy
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