Archival Television Audio - News 12 Long Island Television Profile

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Archival Television Audio / Phil Gries
Television Profile by News 12 Long Island
(Scroll down to #78)

On June 21, 1996, News 12 Long Island came to the studio of Phil Gries, founder and owner of ARCHIVAL TELEVISION AUDIO, INC., then located in Old Westbury Long Island.

On location reporter Christina Tiberio interviewed Phil Gries, who discussed the genesis and development of his peerless archive. Audio samples from the collection were played back, highlighting the profile.

A live remote telecast, was broadcast over a period of 4 hours (6am to 10:30am), during this "NEWS 12 LONG ISLAND MORNING EDITION" telecast. Anchors Carol Silva and Patti Ann Browne, in the News 12 Long Island studio, included their commentary and introduced segments during this multi hour broadcast. Script writer, Vinnie DiPalma and WGBB Radio Host, Ray Grohs, both affiliated with ATA, also appeared.

The following is a 23 minute composite of that presentation.

Archival Television Audio / Phil Gries
Live Television Profile by
News 12 Long Island
(Scroll down to #78)

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