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Media Collection

Industry history in its original form.

Before the media world was digitized, we had tape. The Barco Library Media Collection is a compilation of more that 5,000 audiotapes and videotapes in VHS, beta, U-matic, and digital formats. Donated by various organizations and individuals, the recordings of events and programming from the history of cable are all now housed in this searchable collection.

What now seem like relics were once the most advanced technology available, and both the medium and the material contained within provide a window into the evolution of our industry and media in general.

Look through our media collection for video of:

  • Interviews
  • Information sessions
  • Cable industry convention presentations and panels
  • Original cable programming
  • Promotional videos
  • Training materials
  • Public service programming
  • Documentaries

Overview of Media Collections

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Photography Collection

A visual history of a changing industry.

The Barco Library Photograph Collection is a pictorial history of cable television. With more than 100,000 slides, prints, and negatives of studio portraits, set photography, action shots, and much more, our photo archive contains images from every aspect of cable and connectivity.

Thousands of our photographs are now available to view digitally through our online searchable database, and more are being added regularly.

DIGITAL COLLECTION
Woman w Set top Box
Barco Mark
MTV
Barco Mark
Meadville PA
Barco Mark
TCI triple play cc
Barco Mark
headend equipment
Barco Mark

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Thank you to our donors.

Generous donations of video and photos from individuals, vendors, manufacturers, operators, engineers, and industry pioneers have made these collections possible.

Have something to donate?

If you have a photo or video that pertains to the history of the cable industry that you’d like to donate, we’re interested in seeing it.
Contact barcolibrary@syndeoinstitute.org

For more information.

In you need additional information about the Barco Library Media and Photo Collections, please contact barcolibrary@syndeoinstitute.org

Gibbs Jones

C5 Emeritus
Owner (Spartanburg)

ARCpoint Labs

Gibbs is a customer experience executive with over 25 years of customer experience leadership and expertise in the design, optimization and implementation of customer contact operations. Gibbs has combined skill in the human and technology side of customer contact operations, including the procurement and installation of ACD equipment, workforce management and CRM systems. He has directed the start-up of multiple customer contact operations, with industry expertise in consumer electronics, communications, retail, manufacturing, financial services, banking, and direct sales.

Gibbs has over ten years experience in the Cable Industry. Most recently Gibbs was the Senior Vice President of Customer Experience for Suddenlink Communications. Gibbs worked with Suddenlink’s six regional senior vice presidents and the managers of its customer-contact call centers in Arizona, Missouri, North Carolina, Texas and West Virginia to measure and improve Customer Satisfaction through transactional and relationship Net Promoter Programs and JD Power Research Studies.

Gibbs was also responsible for the company’s social media strategy where he made sure Suddenlink was active in the major social networking channels and found new ways to improve customer loyalty in this space.

Currently Gibbs owns two ARCpoint Labs locations. ARCpoint is a leader in the B to C and B to B drug and alcohol testing industry. Additionally, Gibbs has a consulting practice that helps companies improve their customer experience.

Gibbs is a Certified Net Promoter® Associate and has been a speaker at various conferences and is frequently called upon to discuss considerations related to measuring and improving the customer experience, exceptional contact center management, and optimizing the employee experience.

 

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