Derelict buildings are of course nothing new in Detroit – throughout the city, from homes to factories, apartment blocks to movie theaters, they stand ravaged by time and fire and nature; websites, documentaries, coffee-table books and countless newspaper articles have been dedicated to their eerie magnificence.
Sarah's report focused specifically on permission-to-publish requests, that is, cases where researchers requested permission from the library to publish reproductions of materials in our collection in scholarly monographs, journal articles, exhibits, websites, documentaries, and any number of other creative works.
The data include project websites, published PowerPoint presentations, reports, white papers, and press releases, as well as governmental and consultancy documents that prefaced it in the preceding few years, and the websites, documentary products and materials of partnering organizations involved in these projects.
The activities of conspiracy theorists (talk radio shows, books, websites, documentary videos, conferences, etc).
She also suggested sources for videos such as YouTube, textbook publishers, the library's video database subscriptions, news websites, PBS documentaries, professional organizations websites and Facebook feeds, and even Google video searches.
The project, called Biophilia, comprises a series of live performances, a new website, a documentary and a series of apps, besides the release as a music album which is partly composed on an iPad.
The latter certainly stands out for Myron Dewey, an indigenous journalist, professor, filmmaker, and the founder of Digital Smoke Signals, an indigenous social network that creates and designs social networking websites, filmmaking, documentaries, short films and other online media.
The documentary was removed after Mediawatch followed up a viewer's tweet questioning TVNZ as to why the "pseudo-history nonsense" was available on the demand website under "documentary and factual".
According to the "Battle For Brooklyn" website, the documentary captures how Goldstein and his neighbor's efforts to stop the project pits them "against [developer Forest City] Ratner and an entourage of lawyers and public relations emissaries, the government, as well as other residents who want the construction jobs, the basketball team, and the additional housing that the project might produce".
More information about the project is available at The Trenton Project website, and the documentaries will be available for viewing there later.
I haven't got some script going on about what I'm saying about them.' Whatever happens to Brendan, Lisa and Claire, whatever viewers think of them or say to them on their website, British television documentaries will never be the same again.
