Hi all,

Roger Weisberg, a producer/director who also is a Wes alum, donated a bunch of 
his DVDs to the library.  All of them are perfectly ordinary DVDs...except one.

He's given us what looks to me like a DVD he's created.  The top of the disc 
reads  "The Main Stream with Roy Blount, Jr.  /  PBS Packaged Version  / 
Running Time -01:56:46."  The bottom of the disc has his name, address, phone 
number, and email.  It clearly isn't a copy that PBS produced.

Ordinarily, I'd say we can't add it since it appears to be a copy of a PBS 
program, neither an official PBS product nor from Docurama or New Video (who 
distributed it).  But if the producer & director has created it and given it to 
us...does that make it okay???

Yours in dismayed confusion,
MM

Margery L. May
Acquisitions Administrator
Wesleyan University Library
Acquisitions Department
Olin Memorial Library
252 Church Street
Middletown, CT   06459
860-685-3834
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