#retromedia — Public Fediverse posts
Live and recent posts from across the Fediverse tagged #retromedia, aggregated by home.social.
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I’m just nerding out over my Balto standee that I finally opened up - it has so many little cool things, a poster, a coloring page, and even a promotional booklet for Blockbuster/movie stores 🐺 #Balto #animation #90s #retromedia #xenofiction
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These ministry tapes are their own little corner of VHS culture and I love them.
Post-Cold War panic. Biblical prophecy. St. Peter's Basilica floating in space on the cover. 1994 was something else.
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These ministry tapes are their own little corner of VHS culture and I love them.
Post-Cold War panic. Biblical prophecy. St. Peter's Basilica floating in space on the cover. 1994 was something else.
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So it's #introduction post, I have joined mastodon this week and am getting the hang of it
I am into #beatMaking #MusicProduction #FantasyLiterature and #Music
I also like #RetroMedia #Animation and #SciFiMovies
looking for people to follow, (my home feed is a little sparse )
if you can recommend me a friend or two I would be very happy, or maybe boost this post so I can get more recommends
thank you all good folk
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So it's #introduction post, I have joined mastodon this week and am getting the hang of it
I am into #beatMaking #MusicProduction #FantasyLiterature and #Music
I also like #RetroMedia #Animation and #SciFiMovies
looking for people to follow, (my home feed is a little sparse )
if you can recommend me a friend or two I would be very happy, or maybe boost this post so I can get more recommends
thank you all good folk
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My awesome partner suprised me with Kuon for Christmas ~ this completes my ‘horror trinity’ as I call it, of the most expensive horror on PS2.
This is also the most expensive PS2 game to date and is considered very rare. 🧧🏮🪭
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#ps2 #retrogames #ps2 #kuon #playstation #retrocollecting #horrorgames #retromedia -
One of the coolest things my partner got me for Christmas this year was a new in box cut out display for the film Balto.
These were sent to movie distributors and shops like Blockbuster back in the 90s to promo the film.
I am keeping it boxed until I move and can actually display it
(Not my image) #Balto #animation #xenofiction #retromedia #film -
July 6, 1968. Barbara Eden of NBC's I Dream of Jeannie.
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#TVGuide #BarbaraEden #IDreamOfJeannie #1960sTV #ClassicTelevision #RetroMedia #VintageMagazine #Retro #PopCultureHistory #TVIcons #GoldenAgeOfTV #RetroPhotography #MagazineCoverArt #TelevisionHistory #VintageCelebrities #vintage -
July 6, 1968. Barbara Eden of NBC's I Dream of Jeannie.
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#TVGuide #BarbaraEden #IDreamOfJeannie #1960sTV #ClassicTelevision #RetroMedia #VintageMagazine #Retro #PopCultureHistory #TVIcons #GoldenAgeOfTV #RetroPhotography #MagazineCoverArt #TelevisionHistory #VintageCelebrities #vintage -
In the 1970s, you could play music forever on an infinite loop of tape.
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In the 1970s, you could play music forever on an infinite loop of tape.
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Super stoked about this VHS find of #Devilman 🦇 🔥 😈
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#VHS #anime #horror #gonogai #japanesemedia #retromedia -
Jus’ a lil’ media haul from the other day 💞 #retromedia #vhs #videogames
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Got this free VHS of a behind the scenes at Lord of The Rings! Pretty neat ✨
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#vhs #retromedia #retrocollecting #movies #lotr #films -
Donations and patronage keep me able to save #filmstrips. We are way behind, and dangerously close to having to shut down. We aren't eligible for grants, and this is full-time work. Can you help us spread the word?
https://uncommonephemera.org/donate
#FilmPreservation #MediaPreservation #Retro #RetroMedia #LostMedia #VintageMedia #Vintage #InternetArchive
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A childhood classic of my collection 📼 🐁
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#vhs #retro #retromedia #donbluth #animation #SecretOfNimh -
VHS, VCDs, and Laserdiscs in Southeast Asia
https://rubenerd.com/vcds-and-laserdiscs-in-southeast-asia/
#HackerNews #VHS #VCDs #Laserdiscs #SoutheastAsia #RetroMedia
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VHS, VCDs, and Laserdiscs in Southeast Asia
https://rubenerd.com/vcds-and-laserdiscs-in-southeast-asia/
#HackerNews #VHS #VCDs #Laserdiscs #SoutheastAsia #RetroMedia
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This is CogDogBlogged: "Following the Rumpled TV Detective in the Brown Trenchcoat Down The Web Rabbit Hole"
Here I go again. That darn crazy internet. One link catches sparkles my curiosity. I’ll just click and peek. I swear I won’t get distracted and start looking things up in weird archive. Just one more click…
Two hours later I emerge from the rabbit hole smiling. And later I go back to where I left my mark to go deeper.
While I read all the time the proclamations that the web is a burning […]
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If Chi-Chi's can come back after a nation-wide food poisoning scandal (which wasn't even truly their fault), and if Toys R Us can gradually come back after total bankruptcy and closure, then I think it's high time to bring back Media Play.
If those three can come back to even half of their success in the 90s/early 2000s, my childhood will live once more.
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If you liked Share and enjoy, you might also: publicise and propagate.
A daily papyrus newspaper, the Acta Diurna (Daily Events), was distributed in locations in Rome and around the Baths. Its motto was “Publicize And Propagate.” Probably the low-grade saitic or taenotic papyrus was used for daily publishing, no doubt one of the reasons that no scraps of the Acta Diurna have ever been found.
Whitewashed boards with news of the day were, also, posted in public places. The Acta Diurna kept Romans current on events of interest: weddings, births, deaths, crimes, trials, monies in the treasury from the provinces, the cost of the supply of grain, movements and events in the Imperial family, gossip columns on the latest amatory adventures of the rich and famous, gladiator events, military and political news as well as some human interest stories (dog lost far away finds way home) and astrological readings.
When Julius Caesar was Consul in 59 BC, he began the Acta Diurna and ordered it posted in markets, on the doors of temples and in all public places. Because no pieces of the daily newspaper are extant, we know about the gazette and its popularity with Romans, Christians and Barbarians only through ancient writers. In the writing of his Lives of the Caesars Suetonius used the Acta Diurna for dates and places of births, deaths and events. Through Tacitus we learn the newspaper was carried by courier throughout Rome’s vast empire and was eagerly read for current news from Rome. Describing a bit of intrigue between Nero and one of Nero’s opponents in the Senate named Thrasea, Tacitus says: “The journal of the Roman people is scanned through the provinces and armies with double care for news of what Thrasea has done.” Annals 16.22 Tacitus does, however, want to separate his great works of history from common journalism: “It has been held fitting to consign great events to the pages of history and details such as these (the foundation and beams of Nero’s amphitheater) to the urban gazette.” Annals 13.31 The daily gazette, published in Rome, continued until c. 330 when Emperor Constantine moved the seat of government to Constantinople.—Sandra Sweeny Silver
(Source: https://archive.is/ghmbd (archived from earlychurchhistory.org).)
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If you liked Share and enjoy, you might also: publicise and propagate.
A daily papyrus newspaper, the Acta Diurna (Daily Events), was distributed in locations in Rome and around the Baths. Its motto was “Publicize And Propagate.” Probably the low-grade saitic or taenotic papyrus was used for daily publishing, no doubt one of the reasons that no scraps of the Acta Diurna have ever been found.
Whitewashed boards with news of the day were, also, posted in public places. The Acta Diurna kept Romans current on events of interest: weddings, births, deaths, crimes, trials, monies in the treasury from the provinces, the cost of the supply of grain, movements and events in the Imperial family, gossip columns on the latest amatory adventures of the rich and famous, gladiator events, military and political news as well as some human interest stories (dog lost far away finds way home) and astrological readings.
When Julius Caesar was Consul in 59 BC, he began the Acta Diurna and ordered it posted in markets, on the doors of temples and in all public places. Because no pieces of the daily newspaper are extant, we know about the gazette and its popularity with Romans, Christians and Barbarians only through ancient writers. In the writing of his Lives of the Caesars Suetonius used the Acta Diurna for dates and places of births, deaths and events. Through Tacitus we learn the newspaper was carried by courier throughout Rome’s vast empire and was eagerly read for current news from Rome. Describing a bit of intrigue between Nero and one of Nero’s opponents in the Senate named Thrasea, Tacitus says: “The journal of the Roman people is scanned through the provinces and armies with double care for news of what Thrasea has done.” Annals 16.22 Tacitus does, however, want to separate his great works of history from common journalism: “It has been held fitting to consign great events to the pages of history and details such as these (the foundation and beams of Nero’s amphitheater) to the urban gazette.” Annals 13.31 The daily gazette, published in Rome, continued until c. 330 when Emperor Constantine moved the seat of government to Constantinople.—Sandra Sweeny Silver
(Source: https://archive.is/ghmbd (archived from earlychurchhistory.org).)
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As soon as I saw "Zelda" on these Nintendo Power magazines, I absolutely HAD to get them! A piece of gaming history here! 💜🩵
#Nintendo #NintendoPower #NintendoPowerMagazine #magazine #retromedia #vintagemedia #TheLegendOfZelda #LegendOfZelda #Zelda #LoZ #Zelda2 #ALinkToThePast #LinksAwakening
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Lustiger Mechanismus... aber #DRM hat schon zu analogen Zeiten nicht funktioniert.
"2View: The Self-Erasing VHS tape hacked with a paperclip"
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iH4UFUdlmSo#2View #VHS #Videokassette #Büroklammer #Retro #RetroMedia #Techmoan
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Got the super retro tunes on the tube this AM. :)
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A stack of blank IBM punch cards.
Got these to go in a display of old media I want on a wall, along side a mainframe tape, 8", 5.35" & 3.5" disks & cassette which I already have.
Should try for a 3" disk to complete the set.
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A stack of blank IBM punch cards.
Got these to go in a display of old media I want on a wall, along side a mainframe tape, 8", 5.35" & 3.5" disks & cassette which I already have.
Should try for a 3" disk to complete the set.
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Old school media - 6250 CPI mainframe tape reels.
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Old school media - 6250 CPI mainframe tape reels.
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Tape ID: CLE-B04
Timestamp: 4:55:58
Program: The House Doctor
Network/Station: HGTV
Broadcast Location: Cleveland, OH
Air Date: Friday October 30, 1998
#bot #VHS #retromedia #HGTV -
Tape ID: NJY-008
Timestamp: 1:49:10
#bot #VHS #retromedia
