Abstract
Canadian audiovisual production in film or video, on tape or CD are in danger of deteriorating and, what is available, of becoming inaccessible. This was the conclusion of a Federal Task Force report titled Fading Away in 1995. The problem is all the greater six years later. Apart from the loss of a valuable heritage, the lack of support for the preservation of and access to audiovisual production is detrimental to major research interests in communications and related social sciences. This paper presents a general discussion of the issues involved and a call to action.
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Jackson, J. D. (2001). Production, Preservation, and Access: The Struggle to Retain Audiovisual Archives. Canadian Journal of Communication, 26(2), 285–294. https://doi.org/10.22230/cjc.2001v26n2a1219
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