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'''Pamela Nash''' was an employee of [[BBC Enterprises]] in at least the early [[1970s]]. She was responsible for maintaining Enterprise's library of [[16mm telerecordings]] of ''[[Doctor Who]]'' and other | '''Pamela Nash''' was an employee of [[BBC Enterprises]] in at least the early [[1970s]]. She was responsible for maintaining Enterprise's library of [[16mm telerecordings]] of ''[[Doctor Who]]'' and other programmes. These film prints were sold to overseas broadcasters. | ||
In the initial phase of her employment — at least inasmuch as it is relevant to the history of ''Doctor Who'' — she greatly expanded the number of film positives and negatives of the videotape masters of ''Doctor Who'' episodes. For a short period of time, this action ensured that every episode of ''Doctor Who'' existed within BBC Enterprises' vault, even though the separate [[BBC]] archives had already wiped all the videotape masters themselves. | In the initial phase of her employment — at least inasmuch as it is relevant to the history of ''Doctor Who'' — she greatly expanded the number of film positives and negatives of the videotape masters of ''Doctor Who'' episodes. For a short period of time, this action ensured that every episode of ''Doctor Who'' existed within BBC Enterprises' vault, even though the separate [[BBC]] archives had already wiped all the videotape masters themselves. |
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