TIV (or „T.I.V. – True Image Vision“ or „TIV – Der sexy Sender“) was a commercial TV-Station in Vienna, Austria (1996 – end of 2001).
It was one of the first private stations in Austria after the change of Austrian Cable Law in 1995, which allowed broadcasting in cable systems for parties other than public broadcasting ORF.
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R.A.M.S. CDROM / Video dealing with the fundamentals of the American Public-Access-Movement compared to Austria.
This quite ancient work (1994) was based on a research travel to the U.S., which Margarete Jahrmann and me did in 1993 participating an art project by Museum In Progress (Reise zu den Quellen).
In 1994 Max Moswitzer joined the team, and together we finalized a „music-techno-clip style“ Video and a CDROM.
Some of the video parts took weeks to render on machines of this time – it was a hot summer, we cooled our feet and same our computers – so this project is an example how to use public available technology to the edge.
Ein Radiostück mit mysteriösen „Sendestörungen“ (17. 6. 1993), by R.A.M.S.
Konzept und Planung: Alf Altendorf, Margarete Jahrmann und Thomas Madersbacher
Programmierung: Bernhard Loibner
Musikkonzept: Christoph Cargnelli, Peter Szely
Bau: Peter Sandbichler
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REBEL ARMY OF MILITANT SHEEP