Re: [Videolib] 16 MMs

drop me an email when you have any cool screenings. I still go to film festivals that show only 16mm but rare old stuff. On Thu, Mar 3, 2016 at 3:05 PM, wrote: > I just wanted to thank everyone for their help in regards to our 16 mm > film collections. > > We have decided

[Videolib] Videonews promotion and subscription info

Hi Folks, If you're a librarian or acquisition professional responsible for buying films and aren't subscribed to Videonews, you should be! I've had a mini-flurry of independent filmmakers (and a even an new EDU distributor!) reach out inquiring about posting to Videolib vs. Videonews. In

Re: [Videolib] 16 mm

Lisa, We are being faced with figuring out the same thing with our 16mm film collection. I have been going through each title to see if it has become available online, or in VHS or DVD formats, or if I could locate a copyright holder to gain permission to convert into streamed media. Sometimes

Re: [Videolib] Actually DO NOT put any faculty or student work in your collection without permssion

I kind of figured that was the current procedure and most schools but I think the complication is older thesis where the library may had permission to keep a copy but not to digitize and make available. I have no recollection of signing anything for my undergrad thesis. I seem to remember a

Re: [Videolib] Actually DO NOT put any faculty or student work in your collection without permssion

I agree with getting permission. This is a weird case though. It appears that he submitted a dissertation, but did not actually graduate. But they mistakenly sent his dissertation to the library anyway. The graduation process normally involves signing paperwork that says dissertation will be

Re: [Videolib] Actually DO NOT put any faculty or student work in your collection without permssion

Yeah, and there is a lot more to the Diversey situation than that summary. I’ve always thought it was odd that the library wouldn’t return his (according to him) half-finished, apparently error-riddled and never defended/accepted dissertation. Most institutions have a systematic procedure for

[Videolib] Actually DO NOT put any faculty or student work in your collection without permssion

sorry I can't find the original thread but there was recent discussion on digitizing and adding various works to academic libraries including works by students and staff and I just stumbled on this. There was a case exactly on point ( though it involved merely the written work not digitization)