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Question about media design and public libraries
daemon@ATHENA.MIT.EDU (Thom Kevin Gillespie)
Thu May 18 09:23:39 2006
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I'm looking for examples of libraries which have media design centers
along the lines of the older community access television model. I live in
Bloomington, In so I have Monroe County which has a community access
station which trains folks in doing video, complete with checking out
video equipment, and MCPL also has an ISP in-house for providing free
public internet accounts, along with commercial access. MCPL does quite
have a multimedia production center but it is close. Looking for other
similar libraries. Libraries which sponsor media design festivals.
Libraries which have extensive media design classes for the public.
If you know of some email me directly.
Thanks in advance, Thom
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