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Intelligent Television produces innovative films, television, and video in close association with leading cultural and educational institutions and renowned producers, directors, and cinematographers. Intelligent Television's productions, research projects, consulting services, and conferences focus on making educational and cultural material more widely accessible worldwide.
Intelligent Television's productions aim to network production facilities, production and archival expertise, and digital media content at cultural and educational institutions. The company's television and film documentaries are supported by foundations, corporations, government agencies, and individuals.
Intelligent Television's research projects explore new ways of funding and opening educational and cultural content.
Intelligent Television's conferences draw leading thinkers from around the world committed to broadening access to truth and beauty.
Intelligent Television consulting services help commercial and noncommercial institutions market and distribute moving-image and recorded-sound archives.
In 2007, with two years of seed support from the William and Flora Hewlett Foundation, Intelligent Television launched an educational video studio to produce high-quality video resources systematically for education. Through the studio, Intelligent Television advocates innovative, sustained, systematic attention to video production, distribution, consumption, and preservation in order to improve education worldwide.
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Harlem in association with Columbia University
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Featured publication:
First Monday - "Video, education, and open content: Notes towards a new research and action agenda"
This paper puts forward some ideas about the new energies now visible at the intersection of moving images, education, and open content. It provides an outline for a strategic research and action agenda for the academy, librarians, curators, producers, distributors, and others stakeholders — including those focused on open content — in this curious age of YouTube.