The Center for
the Study of Democratic
Institutions Audio Archive
Help, Credits, and Copyright
Audio Files
Audio files are encoded in two formats for either streaming or downloading:
Streaming audio files are in the Quicktime (.mov)
format, indicated by the 
icon. For streaming playback, your computer must have the Quicktime software
installed, which can be downloaded from the Apple
website. Quicktime software is available for Macintosh and PC computers.
After installing the Quicktime software, simply click on the controller
to listen to the file.
Downloadable audio files are available in the
mp3 format as indicated by the 
icon.
Files in the mp3 format can be listened to with a variety of sofware,
including iTunes,
Winamp, Windows
Media Player and Realplayer as
well as any other player that can play mp3 files. You may need to right
click (option click on a Macintosh) the link to download the file.
Credits
The audio files were transferred from the original open reel tapes by Safe Sound Archive in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania with the financial support of Neal Linson, Ceil Pulitzer, and Stanley Sheinbaum. Tape selections and project conception by Dave Tambo.
Copyright
Copyright to these files is retained by the Regents of the University of California. The files are licensed for non-commercial use under a Creative Commons License.
For futher information about the project, the archives of the Center, or to enquire about commercial use of these recordings contact:
Dave Tambo
Special Collections
Davidson Library
University of California
Santa Barbara, CA 93106-9010
805-893-3062
tambo@library.ucsb.edu
Program Topics
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