Box 106

Contents include partial transcript of Gerd Stern's audiotape, notes on "Media, Information and Then?" by Gerd Stern, Educational Communications Centers and the Television Arts Conference: November 22, 1974.

Contents include partial transcript of Gerd Stern's audiotape, notes on "Media, Information and Then?" by Gerd Stern, Educational Communications Centers and the Television Arts Conference: November 22, 1974.

Contents include transcript of Bill Gwin's audiotape (notes by Jon Burris)

Contents include Sid Washer R/E documentation copies of Rutt/Etra, transcripts of Sid Washer's audiotapes, notes on Proposal for Construction of Washer Synthesizer to Intermedia Foundation and to CAPS.

Contents include notes on audio interview with Philip Perlman (no transcript), resume of Philip Perlman, description of "Food" videotape, 1974.

Contents include notes on audio interview with Philip Perlman (no transcript), resume of Philip Perlman, description of "Food" videotape, 1974.

Contents include transcripts of audiotape and notes on Bill Hearn, "Schematics and Interconnection Diagrams," Vidium Patent Colorizer EAB Product List, EAB Videolab Introduction, Instruction Manual, General Theory EAB Videolab Module, Description and introduction, Effects Diagrams EAB Videolab Effects Manual University of Buffalo Guide to Videolab Videolab E-module.

Contents include transcripts, questions, and distillation by Etra, VMS with TRS-80 computer, "Colorizers Come of Age ETC322 Video Hardware Gets Smart."

Contents include audiotape "The Journal of Community Communications," “Report on the Status of the Tom Swift Terminal Design,” “Community Memory: A Public Information Network,” “Some Indications for Community Memory,” “Citizen Participation and Community Centers” (no transcripts or notes).

Contents include "Stephen Beck Talks About Video," Resume to Cycles (film by Jordan Belson and Beck), Beck’s design of computer-based games (1978), Electronics magazine Union (1976), descriptions of “Video by Stephen Beck,” "Well, It’s a Heck of a Long Way" from Marcus Welby, and "Bringing Video Art to the TV Screens."