"First book length study of home video in Iran during the 1980s and 1990s, and the informal distribution infrastructure that developed in reaction to the ban on all video technology"--
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Blake Atwood is Associate Professor of Media Studies at the American University of Beirut and the author of Reform Cinema in Iran: Film and Political Change in the Islamic Republic.
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Acknowledgments INTRODUCTION: The Curious Case of Video in Iran 1 BANNED: Video Goes Underground 2 UNDERGROUND NETWORK: Collectivity and the Videocassette Infrastructure 3 VIDEO DEALERS: The Work of Informal Media Distribution 4 HOME VIDEO: Pleasure, Peril, and Private Space 5 VIDEO MATTERS: Remembering the Underground CODA: Writing Video's Unfinished History Notes Bibliography Index
Acknowledgments INTRODUCTION: The Curious Case of Video in Iran 1 BANNED: Video Goes Underground 2 UNDERGROUND NETWORK: Collectivity and the Videocassette Infrastructure 3 VIDEO DEALERS: The Work of Informal Media Distribution 4 HOME VIDEO: Pleasure, Peril, and Private Space 5 VIDEO MATTERS: Remembering the Underground CODA: Writing Video's Unfinished History Notes Bibliography Index
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