Digitization of the TV Archive's Collections
About This Item
A short video which demonstrates that as of August 2016, although the Bay Area TV Archive has digitized and made available online just over 300 hours of its unique film and video material, this only represents approximately 5% of our news media collections. That leaves another 5700 hours to go...
- Originally aired on
- SF State University
- Date aired
- 8/10/2016
- Recording medium
- AVCHD video
- 1:19
- Rights for this video belong to
- SF State University
- Type of material
- promotional video
- Identifier
- TV-11
- Views
- 2339
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