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Preserving the Past. Owning the Future.

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Inside the corporation

Preserving the Past. Owning the Future.

LTC Corporation develops audiovisual productions, maintains media archives and explores electronic personalities. What began as an independent archive is evolving into an ambitious media enterprise.

Our activities bring together preservation, broadcasting, original production and independent media technology. The company is taking shape; further announcements will appear in the Newsroom.

Executive announcements should not be confused with independent journalism.

One Corporation, Many Transmission Systems

For more than a century, images have moved between stone, paper, magnetic tape and digital systems that are increasingly capable of speaking for themselves. LTC Corporation sees continuity where others see technological breaks. Our archives remember; our productions ask what comes next.

We bring together LostTapeCult, broadcasting, audiovisual research and the development of electronic personalities. We preserve not only programmes but the apparatus, spaces, people and occasional mistakes that made them possible.

From the Office of the CEO

Chief Executive Officer Pat Redrum welcomes the Corporation's continued expansion. At this stage, he considers any definitive statement of what the Corporation owns to be unnecessarily restrictive.

Media Do Not End at the Screen

Our work ranges from a VR simulation of historical switchboard operators and flashlight-controlled projection mapping to generative imagery, lamps, vases and the connected Nachschub ordering system. We also work with teletext, private streaming and the foundations of a 24-hour television channel. Whether an undertaking is art, product or infrastructure is not always settled at the first meeting.

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