Our TV Heritage: Television, the Archive, and the Reasons for Preservation

Lynn Spigel

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This chapter contains sections titled: Storing Waste: The First TV Archives The Nostalgia Mode and the Postmodern TV Museum TV is its Own Archive: Nostalgia Networks The Archive, the VCR, and DIY TV History Ephemerality, Storage, and the Fantasy of Total Accumulation

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