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May 2017

ReMix: May 2017

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  • In the media
    October 19, 2016
    A autographed photo of Bing Crosby with an Ampex 600. The note says "To Alexander Poniatoff, Most Cordially." Poniatoff was the electrical engineer who founded Ampex. (Photo: Courtesy of Department of Special Collections, Stanford University Libraries)

    How Bing Crosby and Silicon Valley Revolutionized Radio and TV

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    July 15, 2016
    The Ampex video recorder is unveiled at the NARTB show in Chicago, April 14, 1956.

    A Milestone in Television Broadcasting

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    June 15, 2016

    Stanford Opens Massive Digital Map Archive to Public

    Stanford Opens Massive Digital Map Archive to Public
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