It’s time for Space Age TV! Space Age TV is a work in progress from the team behind Analog Revolution (that is to say, mostly just me right now.) Consider this your tour of early Sci-Fi TV.

As previously mentioned, I’m moving! If you haven’t read that earlier post, that’s okay! It’s long, and some stuff has changed. This one has all the gorey details and currently accurate information. I’m moving to Georgia. We’ll be in the mountains. I’m pumped.

Here’s Jimi Hendrix playing Sgt. Pepper’s three days after the album was released:

Today, thanks to LÆMEUR, I was introduced to what appears to be one of the most useful services on the web. PURL from archive.org.

Yesterday I railed against the ways that our culture is disappearing thanks to lots of little decisions that we make. If you missed that discussion, you can see it here and there is an earlier related discussion here. Now I want to specifically talk about a few methods you can take as a creator and as a content consumer to prevent things from disappearing (assuming, you know, that you view the preservation of the art and media of our culture as a goal.)