Un-TV
Public access cable television in Manhattan: an oral history
by Leah Churner
posted Feb 10, 2011
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Leah Churner is a film/video archivist and curator. She curated the series "Hollywood Musicals of the 1970s and 1980s" at Anthology Film Archives.
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The oral history seems to be an incomplete curation. There were many programs left out of that adventurous age in video narrowcast expression. One of which is mine: Videowave. My program was a music-arts program that covered everything non-mainstream over the years. And its still on the air 250+ programs later. www.facebook.com/Videowave
Videowave posted 08.10.11