Acknowledgments & Site Information ScreenSite lives at the University of Alabama, which is located on the banks of the Black Warrior River in Tuscaloosa, Alabama, USA--just off Interstate 20/59. More specifically, ScreenSite documents reside on the Telecommunication and Film Department's World Wide Web server: Operating system: Windows NT Workstation 3.51 HTTP software: O'Reilly Website 1.1g HTML software: AOLpress Hardware: IBM 486 100 mhz, 32 mg RAM Humanware: Webmaster Jeremy Butler, jeremy@tcf.ua.edu Other UA computing resources are provided by the Seebeck Computer Center. ScreenSite Support Staff Jody Abbott and Amy Chu are hard at work pestering professors to send us their course syllabi and then HTMLifying them. James Castonguay has worked wonders on ScreenSite's links to the publishing world (both journals and books). Philippe Mather keeps an eye on our Employment Office, collecting job-hunters' resumes and updating the job listings. Cal Pryluck helped nurture ScreenSite through its birth and infancy and has contributed a Reference Shelf that brings together essential Web utilities (film credits databases, dictionaries, MLA/APA style guides, and the like). Scott Tullos created a program for us that took the directories from LISTSERV discussion groups and converted it into our Film/TV Educator's Directory. Jason Mittell has taken over the thankless task of maintaining this directory. Further Acknowledgments Our cool international pages were translated by a team of volunteers: Yang Gao (Chinese), Philippe Mather (French), Claudia Smith (German), José María Castro Cerón and Carolyn Hales (Spanish), and Bert Deivert (Swedish). Cool CGI scripts provided by the Community Futures Development Corporation of the North Okanagan, British Columbia, Canada. They distribute, for free, a neat access counter and a clock. Put into action, the scripts have these results: Since February 3, 1999 folks have taken a peek at ScreenSite's acknowledgments. Other Web Matters

Comments/queries: Webmaster@tcf.ua.edu. Sponsors: The University of Alabama, the College of Communication, and the Department of Telecommunication and Film. Last revised: February 3, 1999. Founded: October 24, 1994. Copyright © 1994-1999. All rights reserved.