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#776From: Timothy L. AycockDec 22, 1994 10:20 PM
I, like many others, have been waiting for this forum. I live in the Washington D.C. area and am atrying to leave LANs and DataBases to get into video and animation. I have some experience with video production (local acces) and I pick things up wuickly in the digital work world. I know some people think athe near future of 500 channels of TV will mean 500 channels of crap, but I can't wait. More is better! I love surfing late night cable and belive that even if someone is polluting the airwaves with garbage it IS expression and IS protected by the 1rst Amendment. Digital video can lead to new artistic avenues and, with lower production costs, give more people without corperate sugar daddies a semi-afordable way to express themselves.
#974From: John Sobernheim(TCR)Dec 25, 1994 2:47 AM
Timothy, I like your atitude, you almost sound like a libertarian. When it gets as easy to broadcast video as it is to write e-mail, we might get a realy positive revolution going. Keep in touch with news from the center of government. Sincerely, Don James