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The Archivability of Television: Essays on Preservation and Perseverance
By Lauren Bratslavsky (Editor), Elizabeth Peterson (Editor), Caroline Frick (Contribution by), Kate Cronin (Contribution by), Owen Gottlieb (Contribution by), Ruta Abolins (Contribution by), Hannah Spaulding (Contribution by), Walter Podrazik (Contribution by), Lynne Carmichael (Contribution by), Eric Hoyt (Contribution by), Mary Huelsbeck (Contribution by), Amanda Smith (Contribution by), Maureen Mauk (Contribution by), Olivia Riley (Contribution by), Matt St. John (Contribution by), Pauline Lampert (Contribution by), Hugo Ljungbäck (Contribution by), Quinlan Miller (Contribution by)
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By Lauren Bratslavsky (Editor), Elizabeth Peterson (Editor), Caroline Frick (Contribution by), Kate Cronin (Contribution by), Owen Gottlieb (Contribution by), Ruta Abolins (Contribution by), Hannah Spaulding (Contribution by), Walter Podrazik (Contribution by), Lynne Carmichael (Contribution by), Eric Hoyt (Contribution by), Mary Huelsbeck (Contribution by), Amanda Smith (Contribution by), Maureen Mauk (Contribution by), Olivia Riley (Contribution by), Matt St. John (Contribution by), Pauline Lampert (Contribution by), Hugo Ljungbäck (Contribution by), Quinlan Miller (Contribution by)
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This anthology critically evaluates archives and archival processes that collect, order, and preserve elements of television as historically, culturally, socially, politically, and economically significant material.
What do we know about how television moved from ephemeral broadcasts and mounds of paperwork documenting bureaucratic and creative processes to become historical material housed in archives? This book’s guiding principles are to interrogate where television as historical materia...
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