Wish you can spend your nights and weekends reliving the halcyon times of broadcast news You need to mind on to the web Archive. Founder Brewster Kahle has collected TV news from 20 major channels since 2009, and it is which makes them available on the web from today. The archive stretches in the 24-hour CNN right through to The Daily Show -- with whole episodes open to rent for a small fee of $50 per disc. Kahle's likely to add more years backwards chronological order a minimum of to 2002, since this is when closed captioning (that the system uses to catalog the footage) was introduced. Unless of course, obviously, all of us fancy transcribing a couple of hours of Funnel 4 News circa 1975 to help.
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