A gathering of men watch soccer on tv, rooting and cheering for Italy in a World Cup match. PLEASE NOTE News anchor and reporter image and audio, along with any commercial production excerpts, are for reference purposes only and are not clearable and cannot be used within your project.

04:34 Show id with Joe Cummings. 04:46 Marc Canter from Macromind Inc. discusses the future of computer technology and makes some predictions for that technology in the 1990's. His predictions include how computer technology will change the entertainment industry (streaming TV shows as an example), and the merger between video games and other forms of entertainment. 15:50 ""Brazilian TV"" by Wendy Appel and Alan Barker. Brazilian actress Christine Nazareth gives us the inside scoop on Brazilian TV: the stars, the most popular programs, and the politics. 20:14 ""Ian Mitroff."" Professor/author Ian Mitroff talks about TV: ""TV has become a self-sealing universe... a culture. There's too much garbage on TV but you can't turn it off... how do you turn off a culture?"" 25:23 1989 CLIO Award-Winning Commercial. A PSA that urges people to watch television ""sensibly."" 26:21 Maureen Moore, an advertising executive, talks about TV advertising: ""The commercial industry is moving away from salesmanship to entertainment... we have to make people want to watch commercials..."" 27:43 1989 CLIO Award-Winning Commercial for Nike shoes. 40:39 ""Microphone Technique"" by Richard D. Rosen. A humorous look at a seasoned TV reporter's relationship with his microphone. ""He knows it's a valuable prop... an implement of journalistic power..."" 43:19 ""Attack of the Flying Logos"" by Gregory MacNicol. A parody of television's overuse of its ""bells and whistles."" It will ""dazzle, blind and astound you with millions and millions of pixels..."" 48:32 Albert Einstein graphic gives statistics on home video viewing in the '80s. 49:01 Kim Long, a forecaster, is concerned with the recent popularity of camcorders, citing the fact that a Denver man was arrested for taking pictures up women's dresses. ""You wonder how much of this is going on and when it will stop."" 49:53 ""Motor Sports Unlimited: Part 127."" A clip from an actual cable TV program featuring scantily-clad shapely women interviewing fully clad men about their radio-controlled miniature racing boats. 50:53 ""ASTN Sales Meeting"" A satellite-delivered series broadcast to car dealers across the country, complete with a news anchor and co-hosts, dealing with issues such as ""how to conduct interpersonal relationships within a sale."" 51:46 ""Deep Dish TV"" by Dee Dee Halleck. While preparing a pie, Halleck states that public access TV is a real way to exercise our First Amendment rights. 52:29 More from Marc Canter. More prophetic words on the future of TV and how it will change because of computer and digital technology. 53:30 1989 CLIO Award-Winning Commercial for the Tate Gallery in Liverpool, G.B. 56:19 Tom Palazzolo, a Chicago-based filmmaker, believes that ""video is ugly... the color is flat. Film is better."" He smashes some TVs.

Unissued / Unused material - <br/> <br/>Hungarian titles. <br/> <br/>Hungary. Hungarian film showing how a television outside broadcast works at a football match. <br/> <br/>Various shots of football match in progress. CU Crowd. LS Game in progress, dissolve to television screen. VS Mr and Mrs Kovac and baby watching television. <br/> <br/>LS Game, pan to television cameraman working camera. CU of television camera, man behind it. Match being shown on TV screen. CU of reporter. CU of car in which Picture and sound meet. CU of picture and sound man, between them the director, in front of them picture of the cameras following the match, picture changes according to the director's orders. CU of director using controls. CU of TV car. VS of television equipment superimposed over football match. CU of man using equipment. LV TV aerial pan to GV of town. BV Mr and Mrs Kovac and baby watching television. CU Mr Kovac, pan to television screen. CU of PYE Television camera, pan to man behind it. <br/> <br/>(Lav.) Old record suggests material dates from around 16/03/1957.

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A LOOK AT HOW TO FIND THE BEST DEALS WHEN BUYING ELECTRONICS. GOOD FILE FROM 80’S OF CURRENT TECH IN STORES. BEST BUY WAS A RATHER NEW STORE THEY MENTION. CONSUMER GUIDE TO BUYING PRE-INTERNET AND WHAT TO WATCH OUT FOR.

BARS. MS COVERAGE OF THE LOS ANGELES OLYMPIC GAMES BEING BROADCAST ON A SHOWROOM TELEVISION. VS WINDOW SHOPPERS WATCHING THE BROADCAST. CI: COMMUNICATIONS: TELEVISION. SPORTS: OLYMPICS.

Lew Worsham wins with spectacular shot at World Championship of Golf tourney, first nationally televised golf tournament

SHARPVISION PROJECTION TV COMMERCIAL SPORTS CELEBRITY WILT CHAMBERLAIN. OVERLY EXCITED PEOPLE WATCH PROJECTION TELEVISION, BIG SCREEN TV. TV PROJECTOR.

World series being watched on television in public places. Fans watching the game on television in a tavern. Fans watching television through a store window. Keywords: BASEBALL,PUB AND TAVERN,QUEBEC ,TELEVISION

2:33 ""Beijing Journal"" by Pat Keeton. Tiananmen Square 1989. Footage of a political uprising of students in China and a discussion of the process of revolt. 12:10 ""Iran-Contra Affair"" by Eddie Becker. Discussion of the impact of the Iran-Contra scandal on the American government and its attitude toward secrecy. Malcolm Byrne admits that ""there's been no significant legislation out of the Iran-Contra hearings... nothing to prevent similar disasters from happening again."" Peter Kornbluh warns, ""We need more documentation, more congressional scrutiny or the next decade will see deeper, darker covert operations."" 14:19 David Halberstam commentary by Tom Weinberg and Skip Blumberg. Halberstam talks about how young people today are going to compete with people from around the world for jobs that their parents were almost guaranteed. ""The new definition of national security is... 'How good is your high school graduate?' The easy affluence has gone; other nations have caught up... Americans are now competing with people their age from Osaka, Beijing, Singapore, Jakarta etc."" 16:30 ""Flying Morning Glory (on fire)"" by Skip Blumberg. At an outdoor restaurant in Phitsanulok, Thailand, a cook demonstrates how to make a stir-fried dish with morning glory leaves. ""Make sure the wok is very hot,"" he says, and then tosses the meal in the air behind him, which is caught on a plate by the server. probably. Just double check with us . 20:19 Bill Murray introduces ""Wired In."" 20:25 ""Wired In."" This segment from the early 1980s examines the generational gap present in attitudes towards computers. 23:12 Bill Murray does a monologue about technology. 23:44 1958 Edsel Commercial. The car features automatic gear shifting. ACCESS ONLY 24:40 ""Buckle Up Commercial"" by Paul Chen. PSA urging seat belt use. ACCESS ONLY 25:15 Tony Schwartz commentary. ""The most important role for the media in the future is to prevent disease, illness and accidents... it's better than medicine. If you stop 5% of people from smoking, you could prevent more cancer than medicine can cure."" 28:24 Nixon Resignation. White House pool feed of Nixon before his resignation broadcast on August 8, 1974. Nixon jokes with the photographers and reporters: ""My friend Ollie is always taking pictures. I'm afraid he'll catch me picking my nose... You wouldn't print that, now would you, Ollie?"" 28:53 Excerpt from ""Rostenkowski"" by Tom Weinberg. House Majority Leader Rep. Jim Wright (D-Texas) claims that influence is gained in government by earning a reputation as an honest person. 31:12 Chuck Olin introduces his piece on human rights abuses in Guatemala. ""When it comes to human rights around the world, the odds have always favored the abusers. They have the political power, they have the money, they have the land, and, as we saw in Beijing, they have the tanks. And yet despite those odds, there seems to be something in the world, something about the human rights movement, that's persistent, powerful, and growing. The human rights movement worldwide is made up of the thousands of stories, in countless small places, involving individuals fighting to get their rights back. Guatemala has one of the worst human rights records in the world, and the worst in this hemisphere. With 100,000 people killed and 40,000 disappeared in the last decade alone. We've been following one story, about the struggle for human rights, in the highlands of Guatemala."" 31:59 ""In Small Places"" by Chuck Olin. April, 1989. Over shots of rural farm life, a debate plays out between General Ortega, speaking for the Guatemalan government, and Amilcar Mendez, speaking on behalf of those suffering political repression. This segment focuses on the issue of men around the countryside being forced to join ""voluntary"" civil patrols under the threat of death, and the movement to stop this oppression. 38:02 Greater Yellowstone News by Phil Morton and Elizabeth Laden. Morton and Laden document the battle for survival for buffalo and newborn calves in Yellowstone National Park. 39:34 ""Root Beer Rags"" by Bill O'Neil, music by Billy Joel. Simple color animation. 43:07 Jimmy Piersall commentary. Former Major League baseball player Jimmy Piersall discusses the future of baseball. 45:19 90's Sports Quiz. Question: What's the best-known horticultural display in the U.S.? Answer: The outfield wall of Wrigley Field in Chicago, IL. Bill Veeck, in 1985, explains: ""The ivy happened because I inadvertently mentioned that the brick walls were so bare and so harsh."" 49:44 sociologist, scholar, community organizer, educator, and activist, Helen Lewis commentary by Appalshop. Lewis, a coal miner organizer, talks about what is to come in the '90s. 51:23 Paul Krassner commentary by Nancy Cain. Cain shows us garbage on Venice Beach, Krassner discusses the '90s. 53:23 ""People and the Land: Ending the Silence"" by Deep Dish TV. At farmer's rights rally in Iowa City, Iowa, a priest says, ""I'm gonna borrow me a pickup, and I'm gonna take a piece of equipment the FDIC wants and I'm gonna liberate it... I'm gonna give sanctuary to a manure-spreader."" 54:35 ""International Women's Day Festival"" by Deep Dish TV. Experimental piece about women's rights. Probably. Double check with us. 56:08 Grace Paley commentary by Skip Blumberg. ""So many people watch TV that it really has the obligation to be truthful on occasion."

Slow panning and zoom view of a group of friends, two women and three men, sitting on a couch and watch a sporting event on television (offscreen). They cheer for their team and celebrate a victory.

Unissued / unused material. <br/><br/>Colour item.<br/><br/>Life in Gdansk, Poland.<br/><br/>Polish family at home watching football match on television. Women shop assistants serving at fruit and vegetable counter. Schoolgirls having physical education (PE) lesson in gymnasium. Schoolboys in physics class. Workers waiting for trams and walking to work.

VINTAGE HISTORICAL BLACK AND WHITE NEWS FILM OF THE WORLD SERIES ON TELEVISIONS IN BUSINESS WINDOW AND MEN WATCHING THE GAME FROM THE STREET.

Video footage from the KXAS-TV/NBC station in Fort Worth, Texas, to accompany a news story.

COVER FTG OF THE DADE COUNTY, FLORIDA CORRECTIONAL FACILITY IN MIAMI FOR A CS ON THE PRISON'S INMATE CORRECTIONS TELEVISION (ICTV) CABLE TELEVISION NETWORK. 01:00:33 VS OF INMATES WATCHING A SPORTS PROGRAM ON A COMMUNAL TELEVISION MONITOR IN A RECREATION CELL. 01:07:55 VS OF THE INMATES WATCHING THE SATIRIC ICTV INMATE EVENING NEWS WHICH INCLUDES NEWS REPORTS IN SPANISH AND CREOLE. CI: COMMUNICATIONS: TELEVISION. HUMANKIND: INMATES, PRISON. JUSTICE: PRISON.

Magic in the Air (1955)

SHARPVISION PROJECTION TV COMMERCIAL SPORTS CELEBRITY WILT CHAMBERLAIN. OVERLY EXCITED PEOPLE WATCH PROJECTION TELEVISION, BIG SCREEN TV. TV PROJECTOR.

Series of silent reaction shots of rock singer Alice Cooper (in makeup) and band in dressing room of University of Montreal's Jean Claude Robillard sports centre before concert on Jan. 13th, 1972; they drink beer, play with snake, watch hockey game on television (6:20). Series of silent shots of Alice Cooper in concert, including sequences where he throws banknotes into crowd, wraps snake around neck, and is hung from scaffold, shot with two cameras.

Enthusiastic fans watch basketball on television at a bar.

Fascinating documentary showing Cuba in 1964, revolutionary culture in 1964, and the personality cult of Fidel Castro. 00:08-01:51 - B/W, 1964 - Shot of man standing in front a building with a poster of a person holding a rifle above his head. - Panning shot of Havana bay with various shots of the Christ of Havana statue. - Shot of a woman wearing a cape with a Fidel Castro illustration on it. - MCU and CU MOS shots of Fidel Castro outside with a group a people. - Various EXT and INT shots of an empty modern house that belonged to the landowning bourgeoise with an empty pool, view of the sea, and ceramic tile art of a Spanish galleon. 01:51-04:21 - Various shots of caricatures of Fidel Castro and slogans of the Cuban Revolution. - Various shots of people viewing artwork and photographs of workers displayed in the Cuba Pavilion. - FS of a bar that opens to the street, various EXT shots of people on the street, various INT shots of people eating at a food counter, EXT shots of construction workers and CU of an illustration of a family. - MFS of police motorcycles riding past a large illustration painted on a wall celebrating the Cuban Revolution. - FS of workers standing in the back of a truck riding past a large illustration painted on a wall of a worker with a giant wrench turning gears. - WS of a soldier walking past a large illustration on a wall celebrating the Cuban Revolution 04:21-05:53 - Detail of a painting by Cuban artist René Portocarrero. - Panning CU shot of palettes, paints and brushes in Portocarreo’s studio. - Various great shots of Portocarrero painting in his studio intercut with his artwork. 05:53-06:36 - Various shots of details of drawings and painting by Cuban artist Mariano Rodriguez. 06:36-8:50 - EXT day time shots of unilluminated neon nightclub signs from the capitalist decadence era prior to the Cuban Revolution including the “Music Box Cocktail Lounge” and “Savoy Bar Club.” - Various shots of people on the street, on balconies and carrying a conga drum. - EXT WS of women walking towards the Tropicana Club’s archway entrance and sign. - Detail shot of the Tropicana Club’s archway entrance and sign. - Various details of sculptures of nude women adorning a fountain at the Tropicana Club. - Various shots of people dancing on the Tropicana Club’s stage with a drummer playing. - Various shots of people socializing, a woman knitting, and a mother giving a child a bottle at the “nationalized and somewhat purified” Tropicana Club. - WS shot of the fountain and its sculptures of nude women at the Tropicana Club. 08:50-09:50 - Various shots from a carnival on the Paseo de Martí with dancers in traditional costumes, musicians, parade floats, giant puppets, a woman waving in front of the National Capitol Building, people marching past the Grand Theatre of Havana, children in traditional costumes and spectators. 09:50-11:33 - Various shots of people in formation in military uniforms carrying flags and wearing peasant attire waving hat marching in the Plaza De La Revolucíon in Havana with cutaway shots of spectators and the José Martí Memorial in the background. - Medium close-up shot of a Cuban soldier wearing headphones and holding two loudspeakers. - Various shots of women holding flowers and ordinary Cubans marching with cutaway shots of loud speakers next to the José Martí Memorial. 11:33-13:25 - EXT WS still photograph of Radio Rebelde radio station signs. - Various shots of a staged drama with a sword fight filmed on set and off of a television screen. - MFS of a sign for National Fan Festival at the Musical Theater of Havana - Panning WS of billboards for the Soviet Circus, International Women’s Day, and to obey traffic laws. - WS and CU of a sign that says “Long Live the Heroes of Work”in Spanish. - Panning shot of signs on a rope that say “More Productivity,” and “Homeland or Die We’ll Win” in Spanish with an illustration of a hand holding a rifle in Spanish. 13:25–14:22 - MS of a man wearing a hat with an unlit cigar in his mouth panning to a seated man in sunglasses sitting down. - FS of a boy trying to get the attention of a Cuban soldier. - FS of a deteriorating poster with an illustration of a hand holding a rifle panning to a woman standing near a poster with an illustration of soldiers. - MFS of a street scene with a man in shadow drinking from a glass - FS of the exterior of a Young Communist League Building with “Study, Work, Rifle” and “Unity, Devotion to Duty, Defense” written in Spanish on the façade. - Various EXT shots of men standing on the street watching a game of chess. - WS exterior of buildings panning to a man sitting in a public square. 14:22-14:50 - MFS shot of wheelbarrows with political signs behind them and CU of an illustrated sign with a man holding a machete that that says “Construction” in Spanish on the blade. - MCU shot of worker wearing straw hats marching with wedges of wood in their hands intercut with a newspaper cartoon with their likeness. - CU of signs in Spanish that say in Spanish, “Committee for the Defense of the Revolution” with an illustration of a man with a machete and a Cuban flag, “Economy with More Productivity,” and “Purpose of the Socialist Cuban Revolution.” 14:50-15:31 - Various INT shots of a man in office doing paper work with cutaway shots of a Fidel Castro pennant, picture and drawing, a hammer and sickle inside a star, and a rifle with an ammunition pouch on top of a file cabinet. - EXT MS of a soldier holding a rifle at military base looking at the camera intercut with an illustrated poster of a soldier holding a rife in front of a Cuban flag. 15:31-18:08 - Various shots men in straw hats holding and marching with Cuban flags and a WS of two men in military caps marching with a large Cuban flag. - CU of a sign with an illustration of Central and South America that says “Cuba Yes, Yankees No!” in Spanish. - Various shots of the Monument to the Victims of the USS Maine with the eagle that crowned it removed. - Various shots of soldiers at a parade carrying a large illustrated cutout of a Cuban soldier standing on a map of Cuba kicking Uncle Sam out, and a majorette twirling a baton while marching with the José Martí Memorial in the background. - Various shots of Afro-Cuban civilians and soldiers playing instruments and marching in the parade. 18:08-25:28 - Various INT shots of conga drummers and dancers rehearsing an Afro-Cuban folklore-themed performance. - EXT CU of Afro-Cubans spectators at a parade. - Medium Full Shot of an Afro-Cuban majorette marching and saluting with a Cuban Revolution public artwork behind her. - CU of a painting of a black patron saint by René Portocarrero and paving stones decorated with Afro-Cuban cult symbols. - Various shots from a performance of the Afro-Cuban themed drama Chichere Ku with actors, costumed dancers and a puppet troupe. 25:28-26:33 - Various EXT night shots of the illuminated Cuba Pavilion in Havana. - Various INT shots of people attending an exhibition at the Cuba Pavilion focused on the history of Cuba from a Marxist viewpoint. 26:33-27:21 - WS of a person walking past a billboard that says “The Glories of the People are the Glories of All – The Bay of Pigs Victory” in Spanish. - Full shot of school children looking at the camera. - WS of a house destroyed during the Bay of Pigs invasion panning to a medium shot of teenagers in military uniforms staring into the camera. - CU of a sign in Spanish indicating the that a house was destroyed during the Bay of Pigs invasion. - Details shot of a house destroyed during the Bay of Pigs invasion and memorial wreaths. - WS of the Bay of Pigs panning to two young men on the beach looking at it. - CU of a young Afro-Cuban man in uniform wearing a beret. 27:21-28:10 - WS of a mural depicting revolutionary student José Antonio Echeverría at the University of Havana. - CU of a sign in Spanish for a daycare. - Medium shot of teenage girls in uniforms holding hands and textbooks as they march. - WS of a billboard of children running towards a school house that says “Attend and Study to Succeed” in Spanish with the José Martí Memorial in the background. - EXT WS photograph of the University of Havana. - INT shots Cuban flags and a shield with crossed rifles and the initials of the National Revolutionary Militia on it and portraits of people killed during the Cuban revolution. 28:10-29:32 - WS of people marching towards the camera with a large portrait of José Martí. - WS of a statue of José Martí at the “Commander-in-Chief – Order!” in Spanish. - Various shots of a bust of José Martí panning to various shots of the Christ of Havana statue. - Various MOS shot of Fidel Castro giving a speech at the José Martí Memorial intercut with the Christ of Havana stature, pants drying on a clothes line, and spectators. - Full shot of an illustration of Fidel Castro in military uniform with backpack and rifle on a window that says “Commander-in-Chief – Order!” in Spanish. - WS shot of a people marching in in Revolution Plaza with a sign that says “Commander-in-Chief – Order!” in Spanish with the the José Martí Memorial behind them. - CU of a sign with an image Fidel Castro for an event in Revolution Plaza on May 1st. 29:32-29:50 - Various great shots of posters depicting Fidel Castro as a strong swimmer with a mask and snorkel, table-tennis champion, expert golfer, chess-player, fisherman, and baseball player panning to large cutout letters that spell “Fidel” outside a sports stadium in Havana. 29:50-30:40 - MCU of a woman at the José Martí Memorial panning to a scarf she is wearing with a Fidel Castro illustration on it. - Various MOS shot of Fidel Castro giving a speech at the José Martí Memorial in Revolution plaza - CU of an image of Fidel Castro in street tiles. - WS to CU shot of people carrying a large image of Fidel Castro as they march in Revolution Plaza towards the camera.