Hi folks,
Although I'm no longer employed by a public library (non-profit arts and
culture org now), I still screen 16mm films at libraries and other venues
in Providence, RI and am still interested in hearing about your neglected
or soon to be discarded film collection that's taking up precious s
Dear all,
I'm looking for two movies: "Mukhsin" and "Ada Apa Dengan Cinta" on DVD. Do you
know if they're available? I found only a PAL format for the first one and a
soundtrack CD for the second. Thanks.
Farhad Moshiri
Audiovisual Librarian
University of the Incarnate Word
San Antonio, Texas
I want to echo Jodie's plug for Mango; same concept as Rosetta Stone, with the
added massive benefit that they actually seem to like dealing with libraries.
Bryan Griest
Glendale (CA) Public Library
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Same here. We used to get a lot of requests for Rosetta Stone and had same
difficulties with technical issues as well as inconsistency between what they
said we could do with the individual software titles and what ended up could be
done due to contract language (used only in the library at on
Julie and Jodie, thanks so much for the information. I'll look into the
alternatives you mentioned.
Cheers,
Matt
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[mailto:videolib-boun...@lists.berkeley.edu] On Behalf Of Jodie Borgerding
Sent: Tuesday, November 06, 2012 12:
I just want to echo the same sentiments as Julie. After getting burned on
the technical issues of the individual Rosetta Stone software titles, we
looked into getting an electronic subscription. They gave us a quote of
something like $200/subscription for 250 500 people in which 1 person = 1
subs
Hello Erika,
I cannot find a video that can be purchased, but if this is what you are
looking for, you might try Interlibrary Loan:
http://www.worldcat.org/title/food-lion/oclc/28211320&referer=brief_results
Michael S. Phillips
Library Associate I
Monographic Acquisitions Division
Texas A&M Uni
Did you try the corporate offices of Food Lion? They doubtless have a copy, and
may be amenable.
Elizabeth McMahon
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>To: "videolib@lists.berkeley.edu"
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We too get many requests for Rosetta Stone. There are a variety of
reason we don't purchase it, the primary one being the exorbitant cost
(you cannot purchase the individual kits for circulation -it is too
difficult technically to uninstall, reinstall...). However, we have
tried out Tell Me More, a
Dear all,
I'm looking for something I'm hoping one of you might have a lead on. In
November 1992 PrimeTime Live aired a investigative piece on the Food Lion
grocery store chain's food handling practices. Food Lion sued ABC and won. In
1997 PrimeTime re-aired portions of that original broadca
Hello Deb,
eBay may have a usable VHS copy:
http://www.ebay.com/itm/RED-BLACK-1957-French-film-STENDHAL-Rouge-Et-Le-Noir-/360178927042?pt=VHS&hash=item53dc5645c2
According to the OCLC record for this item (#18563915), the tape should be in
French with English subtitles.
Michael S. Phillips
Lib
Sadly like many foreign and independent films there is no US distributor
which does not mean nobody owns it. In the case of Red Sorghum has been
gone for many years as has the original distributor. Tracking the actual
world wide right holder is difficult. Generally I would suggest locating
the orig
I'm trying to find a PPR distributor for "Red Sorghum" to support a campus
event. I've checked with New Yorker but they no longer handle the rights. Any
ideas?
Lyn McCurdy
Director of Audio Visual Services
Wittenberg University
Springfield, OH 45504
Phone: 937-327-7325
FAX : 937-327-7315
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