European PCT video lending library

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This is something I should have got round to doing a year ago. My
apologies for the delay. At the European meeting in Burgdorf last year,
Dag Forssell gave me a complete set of video tapes in PAL format (with
one exception noted below) for the various CSG meetings he has recorded
over the years. These are available on loan to anyone in Europe. I'll
pay the postage to send it to the borrower, who should pay the postage
to return it to me. Please return tapes within a reasonable time, say,
six weeks.

Dag, are people allowed to make their own copies of these tapes?
If so, I would ask that people making a copy return the original to me
and keep their own copy.

Here is the current collection:

1993

Rubber band demo (1 tape) (out on loan)

CSG annual conference
Durango, Colorado, July 1993 (3 tapes)

1994

CSG annual conference
Durango, Colorado, July 1994 (3 tapes)

1995

PCT @ AERA (American Educational Research Association)
April 1995 (1 tape)

1996

CSG annual conference
Flagstaff, Arizona, July 1996 (3 tapes)

1997

CSG annual conference
Durango, Colorado, 1997 (3 tapes) (out on loan)

1998

CSG annual conference
Vancouver, B.C., 1998 (3 tapes) (out on loan)

CSG European meeting
Schloss Kroechlendorff, Germany, July 1998 (3 tapes) (out on loan)

1999

RTP conference
Phoenix, Arizona, June 1999 (3 tapes)

MOL meeting
Vancouver, B.C., July 1999 (2 tapes) (out on loan)

CSG annual conference
Vancouver, B.C., July 1999 (3 tapes)

2000

RTP conference
Scottsdale, Arizona, June 2000 (3 tapes)

CSG annual conference
Boston, July 2000 (3 tapes) (NTSC format)

2001

PCT workshop
Phoenix, Arizona, January 2001 (3 tapes)

RTP conference
Scottsdale, Arizona, June 2001 (3 tapes)

PCT/MOL pre-conference meeting
St. Louis, Missouri, July 2001 (2 tapes)

CSG annual conference
St. Louis, Missouri, July 2001 (3 tapes)

CSG workshop
Burgdorf, Germany, September 2001 (2 tapes)

-- Richard Kennaway, jrk@sys.uea.ac.uk, http://www.sys.uea.ac.uk/~jrk/
   School of Information Systems, Univ. of East Anglia, Norwich, U.K.

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[From Dag Forssell (20020719 21:00)]

Date: Tue, 16 Jul 2002 22:12:58 +0100
From: Richard Kennaway <jrk@SYS.UEA.AC.UK>
Subject: European PCT video lending library

...Dag, are people allowed to make their own copies of these tapes?
If so, I would ask that people making a copy return the original to me
and keep their own copy.

Yes, I have never marked any of the CSG conference tapes with any copyright
designation. I suppose as the videographer I could, but I don't think of
myself as owning the content. I don't mind if you and others copy the ones
I did produce and claim copyright for -- rubber band, PCT supports TQM,

Here is the current collection:

CSG annual conference
Boston, July 2000 (3 tapes) (NTSC format)

How did that happen? Are they marked PAL but in fact NTSC? I know you can
play them back. Just feed the signal to a PAL VCR instead of to your TV.
I won't be able to access my videos or make more PAL copies for some time.

Best, Dag

Dag Forssell
dag@forssell.com, www.forssell.com
23903 Via Flamenco, Valencia CA 91355-2808 USA
Tel: +1 661 255 6948 Fax: +1 661 254 7956

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[From Richard Kennaway (20020722 0949 BST)]

[From Dag Forssell (20020719 21:00)]

CSG annual conference
Boston, July 2000 (3 tapes) (NTSC format)

How did that happen? Are they marked PAL but in fact NTSC? I know you can
play them back. Just feed the signal to a PAL VCR instead of to your TV.
I won't be able to access my videos or make more PAL copies for some time.

Those are tapes I bought myself, before you gave me the collection at
Burgdorf, which is why you didn't include a copy then. As I have a dual
standard VCR (PAL and NTSC) I ordered NTSC so as to cut out one level of
signal processing.

I have a second PAL-only VCR -- I'll see whether a tape-to-tape copy will
make a good enough PAL copy.

-- Richard Kennaway