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Dec 10, 2013 - 12:56 PM - by JoeP
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Phila. woman's 35-year TV news archive to be digitized, made public - Philly.com
Marion Stokes, who died in 2012, had been recording the television news ... on all channels ... for 35 years. Filling 140,000 videocassettes with about a million hours of programming.
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On Tuesday, the tapes are due to arrive at a warehouse operated by the Internet Archive in California, a giant on-line library that plans to digitize the videos and make them available to the public. The gift will expand the archive's collection of national news, and open new, local collections on Philadelphia and Boston.
The project is expected to take years and cost at least $2 million.
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