The A/V Geeks have been chugging along digitizing thousands of TV commercials held at Duke University’s Hartman Center for Advertising. We’ve done 6000 so far! Another couple thousand are online for your viewing pleasure! You can watch them online at this awesome site – adViews. You will need iTunes to view and download the commercials – although the content is free. Tell your friends!
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While Court TV pretends that there are moral lessons to be learned from the trials they are exploiting, the A/V Geeks present films that use mock trials to teach children about literacy, the generation gap, good gum care and more! Films include- Boy Meets Dog, Magnificent Major, Forrester Vs. Forrester, and Thunder And Lightning Case and more!
With the passing of pantomime auteur Marcel Marceau, the A/V Geeks have found some films that show his genius and, in contrast, films that demonstrate why mimes are so despised today. Films include: Guessing Game, The Box, Language Of The Heart, Affective Learning, Safe Play – Danger Places and more.
October 8th, 2009 - 10:59 am
At first I was thrilled by this. But then I found out you can only access this collection with iTunes. I can’t use iTunes. I wont’ use iTunes. So, ultimately I can’t access any of this. Very short sighted.
October 8th, 2009 - 11:13 am
I hear your concerns. For right now, iTunes is the only way to access the material, but Duke is looking to find other ways to make the ads available.
October 12th, 2009 - 2:03 pm
Let us know when they do. Don’t get me wrong. It’s great news that they’re making these available to the public. I guess I’ll just have to wait a little longer. Or find away to access it without iTunes.
November 24th, 2009 - 10:23 pm
I concur entirely. You’ve done God’s work by digitizing these ads, but I refuse to be limited by viewing these in Itunes only. Whatever happened to good old MPEG 2? It’s an open file format and good quality. Until these become easier to view and use, I’m sorry but they will sadly remain unseen by me and many others.