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2016 Indigitization Futures Forum VHS Digitization SHN Workshop

2016 Indigitization Futures Forum VHS Digitization SHN Workshop


	Created: Tuesday, June 14, 2016 - 16:45

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DOWNLOAD WORKSHOP NOTES

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Sustainable Heritage Network, Indigitization

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Film and Video, Workshop

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Sustainable Heritage Network

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Film and Video, Workshop

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Original Date Description:

2016-06-11

Original Date:

2016 June 11th

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No creator listed. "2016 Indigitization Futures Forum VHS Digitization SHN Workshop." Sustainable Heritage Network. Accessed 02 July 2024, sustainableheritagenetwork.org/digital-heritage/2016-indigitization-futures-forum-vhs-digitization-shn-workshop

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