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Editor's Note
Welcome to the third issue of the AMIA Tech Review. Unlike Gaul, this issue is split into four parts: Digital, Analog, new items already here and those on the horizon, and finally, points of historical interest...


Looking Back:
Moving Pictures, How They are Made and Worked
My response to this admonition: "No guts, no glory!"
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Call for Proposals
The Reel Thing: LA
Digital Asset Symposium: LA
AMIA 2011: Austin
FEATURES
Goodbye, Dawson City, Goodbye
This fundamental change of technologies also has had a large impact on archives. .
Musings on 500 More Years of
Film and Digits
The goal is to have our moving images and the sounds associated with them available for our grandchildren's grandchildren. .
PBCore: The Challenge of Adopting a Descriptive Metadata Standard for Public Media
The goal was to arrive at the smallest set of elements that could adequately describe and catalog program files..
A Single Track on the River Kwai
For the recent 4K image restoration and release on Blu-ray, some disc reviewers once again perpetuated the stereo legend of The Bridge On The River Kwai..

Loudness Goes Legal
There has long been disagreement as to whether or not loudness can be measured objectively.

October, 2010: VOL 2/
... CONTRIBUTING AUTHORS
... Bob Heiber
... Nicola Mazzanti
... Chris Reynolds
... Nan Rubin
... Ken Weissman
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... UPCOMING EVENTS Click for Details

... May 11-14 ........ .ARSC Conference
... May 13-16 ..........AES Conference
... June 22-26 ... . .. ACVL Conference
... August 19-20... . .The Reel Thing XXVII: LA
... September 30 .... DAS 2011
... October 24-27..... SMPTE Tech Conference
... October 27 .....,.. World Day for AV Heritage
... November 16-19...AMIA 2011: Austin, TX
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