| This chronology obviously reflects an ongoing process. In
collaboration with our European partners, we have been able to research most of the main
events in Europe and the Americas, but this initiative will undoubtedly be enhanced by new
material provided by our future discoveries and the remarks of the public. Unfortunately,
we have not yet had either the time or the means to cover developments in Asia, Eastern
Europe, or the Middle East. Selected
bibliography :
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DUGUET Anne-Marie, Vidéo, la mémoire au poing, Paris (France), Hachette
Littérature, 1981.
HALL Doug, FIFER Sally Jo, Illuminating Video. An Essential Guide to Video Art,
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HANHARDT John, Video Culture. A Critical Investigation, Rochester (United
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