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Informationen zum Autor Lucas Hilderbrand Klappentext In an age of digital technology and renewed anxiety about media piracy, Inherent Vice revisits the recent analog past with an eye-opening exploration of the aesthetic and legal innovations of home video. Analog videotape was introduced to consumers Zusammenfassung This eye-opening exploration of the aesthetic and legal innovations of home video revisits four decades of frequently overlooked histories of video recording. Inhaltsverzeichnis List of illustrations ix Preface ix Acknowledgments xxi Part I. Videotape and Copyright Introduction: The Aesthetics of Access 1 Video Clip: Diasporic Asian Video Markets in Orange County 27 1. Be Kind, Rewind: The Histories and Erotics of Home Video 33 Video Clip: Chiller Theatre Toy, Model, and Film Expo 73 2. The Fairest of Them All? Home Video, Copyright, and Fair Use 77 Part II. Case Studies 3. The Revolution Was Recorded: Vanderbilt Television News Archive, Copyright in Conflict, and the Making of TV History 115 Video Clip: Experimental Film on Video: A Frameworks Debate 157 4. Grainy Days and Mondays: Superstar and Bootleg Aesthetics 161 Video Clip: Tape Art 191 5. Joanie and Jackie and Everyone They Know: Video Chainletters as Feminist Community Network 195 Epilogue: YouTube: Where Cultural Memory and Copyright Converge 225 Timeline 245 Notes 251 Bibliography 287 Index 311
