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If you’ve ever wondered why screenplays are formatted in such a strict and precise manner, or thought, “When did the first filmmakers start using scripts,” or wanted a clear rundown of the first decades of the history of cinema — well — you’re in luck. Not only can you learn the origins of the screenplay and the basics of “The History of Film 101″ (arguably 102) for free without buying textbooks, but you can do it all in less than 15 minutes. More »
How we watch TV is changing every day, with cable TV subscribers cutting the cord in droves. But do you ever wonder how we got to this point, where commercial TV broadcasters (in the US) are afforded free access to the airwaves — despite the fact that few of us would ever argue that they’re focused on providing a community service? Ars Technica has a good series of feature articles that explore the history — and future — of television. Looking to the former, does FCC commisioner Newton Minow’s famous 1961 speech still ring true? More »
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