Convergent Cultures: The Disappearance of Commissioned Audiovisual Productions in The Netherlands

The article analyses the changes in production and consumption in the audiovisual industry and the way the so-called ‘ephemeral’ commissioned productions are scarcely preserved. New technologies and the liberal economic policies and internationalisation changed the media landscape in the 1980s. Audiovisual companies created a broad range of products within the audiovisual industry. This also resulted in a democratisation of the use of media as well as new formats of programmes and distribution for commissioned productions. By looking at a specific company that recently handed over a collection... Mehr ...

Verfasser: Agterberg, Bas
Dokumenttyp: Artikel
Erscheinungsdatum: 2014
Verlag/Hrsg.: Sound & Vision
Schlagwörter: ephemeral media / interactive content / commissioned audiovisual productions / video / Sound and Vision / audiovisual archive
Sprache: Englisch
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The article analyses the changes in production and consumption in the audiovisual industry and the way the so-called ‘ephemeral’ commissioned productions are scarcely preserved. New technologies and the liberal economic policies and internationalisation changed the media landscape in the 1980s. Audiovisual companies created a broad range of products within the audiovisual industry. This also resulted in a democratisation of the use of media as well as new formats of programmes and distribution for commissioned productions. By looking at a specific company that recently handed over a collection to the Netherlands Institute for Sound and Vision, challenges and issues of preserving video and digital and interactive audiovisual productions are discussed.