La mémoire de la radio

from Atlantic · host Hervé HIST

Après l'éclatement de l'ORTF naquirent 7 sociétés distinctes parmi lesquelles s'en est trouvée une dont le rôle tient en ces quelques mots: collecte, sauvegarde et restauration de documents audiovisuels correspondant à environ 70 ans de programmes radio et 60 ans de télévision.Ainsi se définit l'Institut National de l'Audiovisuel ou INA gardien du temple de l'Histoire du monde vue à travers le prisme de l'image et du son.Mais quid d'avant ? Une somme d'efforts isolés, pas toujours tournés vers un but défini, mais grâce auxquels des trésors subsistent. 1907 Fermeture des urnes.Cf l'article paru dans l'Illustration n°3383 du 28 décembre 1907 à propos des urnes de l'Opéra2008 Réouverture des urnes.Ci-dessous, lien vers l'article sur le site de la Bibliothèque Nationale de France. http://expositions.bnf.fr/voix/arret/01.htm

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