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BOP Program Statement 1580.05 § 6

DEFINITIONS

activein force · 2002-03-29 – presentact-effective-date

a. Audiovisual Equipment. Electronic equipment that can be

used to record, edit, or duplicate sound and/or moving images.

b. Audiovisual Production. A presentation developed according

to a plan or script containing sound and visual imagery to convey

information using slides, filmstrips, motion pictures,

audiotapes, videotapes, discs, still photography, graphics, or

combinations of these media.

c. Audiovisual Library. Any space designated for storage of

film, audio or videotapes, discs, slide presentations, or mixed

media.

PS 1580.05

3/29/2002

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History

PS 1580.05 dated 2002-03-29

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