4/2007
Theme: Technique and Technology in the History of Media
Article
Lukáš Skupa:
The Gottwaldov Film Studio as an Alternative Model of Production and Aesthetic Practice
Theme Articles
Editorial
Wolfgang König:
Telegraphy, Telephony, Wireless. Communication and Technology in the 19th Century
John Belton:
Digital Cinema: A False Revolution
Alberto Friedemann:
Cinematographic Technology and Patents. Notes for Critical Analysis
Silvio Alovisio:
Italian Magazines from the Era of Silent Film: A Source for Technological Research?
Anna Batistová:
Meopton IIIa: The Way to the Czechoslovak Wide-Screen Projector
Karel Čada – Jan Hanzlík:
„"As Griffith Said, You Can't Stop Progress..." Czech Projectionists Reflect on the Changes in Projection Technology
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Interview
Anna Batistová:
What Went before and after the Finished Film. An Interview with Alberto Friedemann
Ad Fontes
Tomáš Lachman:
Slaviafilm, a. s. (1921–1955)
Matěj Kotalík:
Václav Pštross (1887–1932 /1946/)
Horizon
Anna Batistová:
History from the Pages of Magazines (Michele Canosa – Giulia Carluccio – Federica Villa /eds./: Cinema muto italiano: Tecnica e tecnologia. Vol. 1.: Discorsi, precetti, documenti. Vol. 2.: Brevetti, macchine, mestieri)
Patrik Vacek:
Media Education as a Research Theme (National Media Education Conference / World Media Education Research Summit 2007)
Projects
Kevin Johnson:
Annexation Effects: Cultural Appropriation and the Politics of Place in Czech-German Films, 1930–1945
[full text (CZ)]
Alice Lovejoy:
Cinema by the state, Cinema for the state: Czechoslovak Army Film, 1945–1992
[full text (CZ)]
Appendices
Recent Acquisition of the NFA Library
Contents of Volume XIX of Iluminace
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