Renew Media

Tribeca Film Institute and Renew Media (formerly National Video Resources), founded by The Rockefeller Foundation, will formally combine their organizations and operate going forward under the name of the Tribeca Film Institute.

Reframe

Reframe is digitizing and bringing together vital media arts from independent filmmakers, artists, distributors and archives and putting this previously difficult to find content in your hands quickly and easily. Many of these will be available to the public for the first time. Our collection will be available through Amazon’s DVD on Demand and digital download services, allowing you to purchase or rent a title for either educational or personal use.

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NYPL & Flickr Commons
Back in my days in DC, I recall using the card catalog at the National Archives to do research for photos, videos and films. It was/is such a shame that so much of their collection still isn’t even housed in a digital database, let alone digitized for use. But times are changing quickly. The New York [...]

WSJ: Google Wants Its Own Fast Track on the Web
An article in today’s Journal paints a bleak outlook for net neutrality. Separately, Microsoft Corp. and Yahoo Inc. have withdrawn quietly from a coalition formed two years ago to protect network neutrality. Each company has forged partnerships with the phone and cable companies. In addition, prominent Internet scholars, some of whom have advised President-elect Barack Obama [...]

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IDFA: Follow-up on Euro Fair Use

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Make Media: Funding and Support for Filmmakers

En la Barberia no se llora (No Crying in the Barbershop) (1994), by Pepón Osorio a 1994 Media Arts Fellow

Salt Creek (1998), by Seoungho Cho a 1998 Media Arts Fellow

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Make Media: Funding and Support for Filmmakers

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