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[–] 19 points 2 years ago (5 children)

i love the history of television and broadcasting and could watch old footage of news broadcasts and behind the scenes footage of the television industry and old commercials forever.

old youtube home video footage of ordinary people walking in cities or in old department stories is the best thing ever.

youtube channels like @NASS_0 are the closest thing we'll have to time travel. i mean like watching people wave to the camera without knowing they'd be on youtube 100 years later is so amazing.

i love pre 1960 pro wrestling history and finding footage on youtube actually makes me the happiest :)

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  • [–] 3 points 2 years ago (1 child)

    Meanwhile I'm interested in the branding of television channels. You know, the actual "art" stuff that screams "you're watching [channel name]" with flashy graphics and a catchy soundtrack.

    Here's an example from a channel that I remember watching as a kid that doesn't exist anymore:

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