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Ed Webb-Ingall: The Story of British Video Activism Digital ArchivalBloomsbury Publishing, 2026, softcover, 184 pages, 17 x 21 cm The coming of videotape, cheaper and more flexible than film, transformed the production and distribution of moving images, and political activists were among the first to recognise its potential. The Story of British Video Activism is the first book length account of this vitally innovative but unjustly neglected filmmaking. Ed Webb Ingall traces the democratising impact of portable video
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