Video Tape Recorder at National Educational Television and Radio Center
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Ann Arbor News, June 26, 1962
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VIDEO TAPE RECORDER: Leonard Eden, video tape recording engineering, is shown as he operates an Ampex video tape recorder in reproduction of NET programming. NET provides at least 10 hours of broadcasting of educational and cultural material to each of its affiliates. Its 10,000-square-foot building, which can be added to, has permitted doubling of video tape reproduction operations. Reproduction takes place 17 hours a day on two shifts. The firm anticipates a huge growth with the addition of new affiliated, may of then educational TV stations either planned of under construction. NET currently employs 25 persons here.
Ann Arbor News, June 26, 1962
Caption
VIDEO TAPE RECORDER: Leonard Eden, video tape recording engineering, is shown as he operates an Ampex video tape recorder in reproduction of NET programming. NET provides at least 10 hours of broadcasting of educational and cultural material to each of its affiliates. Its 10,000-square-foot building, which can be added to, has permitted doubling of video tape reproduction operations. Reproduction takes place 17 hours a day on two shifts. The firm anticipates a huge growth with the addition of new affiliated, may of then educational TV stations either planned of under construction. NET currently employs 25 persons here.
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1962
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June
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