Message-Id: <55206A473154D011924D0020AFF7ACB527C872@mail1.oulan.ou.edu>
Date: Thu, 11 Sep 1997 15:51:23 -0500
From: Bob Swisher <bswisher@ou.edu>
To: "'it-fyi@ou.edu'" <it-fyi@ou.edu>
Subject: CNI: Film re Preserving Digital Info
> Dear cni-announce subscribers:
>
> The following announcement on the availability of Terry Sanders' new
> film about the approaching crisis in preserving digital information
> comes from the July/August issue of the Newsletter of the Commission
> on Preservation and Access
> <http://clir.stanford.edu/cpa/newsletter/cpanl101.html>.
>
> Louise Ann Fisch
> CNI Coordinator of Communications
> 21 Dupont Circle, Washington, DC 20036
> 202.296.5098 <louise@cni.org>
>
> "Into the Future, On the Preservation of Knowledge in the Electronic
> Age," a film by Terry Sanders, is now available in one-hour and
> half-hour VHS versions from the American Film Foundation. "Into the
> Future" is about the hidden crisis of the digital information age. A
> sequel to the award-winning "Slow Fires: On the Preservation of the
> Human Record," the film was produced in association with the
> Commission on Preservation and Access and the American Council of
> Learned Societies.
>
> Narrated by Robert MacNeil, the new film asks whether digitally stored
> information and knowledge will survive into the future.
>
> Ordering Information: The film may be ordered in one-hour and
> half-hour versions by sending a check or purchase order for the total
> amount to:
>
> American Film Foundation
> PO Box 2000
> Santa Monica, CA 90406
>
> For further information, contact the American Film Foundation:
> Phone (213)459-2116; Fax (213)394-1260.
>
> Prices
>
> One-Hour VHS--$59.50 plus shipping and
> handling
> Half-Hour VHS--$39.50 plus shipping and
> handling
>