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A tribute to the VCR — still the best tech invention of my lifetime

The videocassette recorder revolution that peaked in the 1980s was an exciting ride. San Francisco Chronicle archive stories document the VCR craze.

A tribute to the VCR — still the best tech invention of my lifetime

The video cassette recorder revolution that peaked in the 1980s was an exciting ride. San Francisco Chronicle archive stories document the VCR craze.

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Articles for Tim Siglin - Streaming Media
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An Extraordinary Multimedia Event - Solidarity Myanmar Concert - Dunedin Town Hall Thursday 27 May 2021, 7:30pm

Wednesday, 5 May 2021, 6:13 am When your country’s in turmoil, what can you do? When you are a long way away, you know you have to do everything possible to help. This is story of the Otago community, a part of the national response to unspeakable violence in Myanmar. “When I heard about the coup in Myanmar, I felt shock, anger and overwhelming grief. I wondered what can I do? Doing nothing is not an option,”says Aye, Hnin Phyu, a final-year medical student at the University of Otago. Three months after the military takeover on 1 February 2021, Myanmar is in turmoil.

Community Scoop » An Extraordinary Multimedia Event – Solidarity Myanmar Concert – Dunedin Town Hall Thursday 27 May 2021, 7:30pm

Press Release – Solidarity Myanmar When your countrys in turmoil, what can you do? When you are a long way away, you know you have to do everything possible to help. This is story of the Otago community, a part of the national response to unspeakable violence in Myanmar. When I heard … When your country’s in turmoil, what can you do? When you are a long way away, you know you have to do everything possible to help. This is story of the Otago community, a part of the national response to unspeakable violence in Myanmar. “When I heard about the coup in Myanmar, I felt shock, anger and overwhelming grief. I wondered what can I do? Doing nothing is not an option,”says Aye, Hnin Phyu, a final-year medical student at the University of Otago.

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