Presented here is a section is a group of articles surrounding MCA DiscoVision and the origins of the Optical Video Disc. The articles were published in a variety of sources including press conferences, magazines and technical journals. Also included are articles written by noted authorities on MCA DiscoVision.

1974 The MCA Disco-Vision System 2002 The Record That Plays Pictures American Cinematographer MCA Demonstrates Disco-Vision February 1973 American Film Disc Fever March 1979 Broadcasting Moving Carefully to Market October 2, 1978 Cash Box Sheinberg Discusses Past, Present, Future Of DiscoVision March 31, 1979 DiscoVision: Bold New Dimension In Home Entertainment March 31, 1979 Possibilities Are Limitless For Record Industry, Says MCA Label President March 31, 1979 Year Round Release Of DiscoVision Software Will Take Up Slack Periods For Retail Accounts, Predicts Al Bergamo March 31, 1979 Infinity Records President Alexenburg Calls DiscoVision Boon To Home Entertainment March 31, 1979 DiscoVision A Natural Growth Area For Retail, Says Cohen March 31, 1979 Capitol's Menon Ready To Meet Market Demand March 31, 1979 Far Out's Gold Sees Major Impact For DiscoVision March 31, 1979 Dallas Set As The Third Market For Magnavision Videodisc Player Set December 15, 1979 Pioneer Electronics To Market Optical Laser Videodisc System In June April 5, 1980 Videodisc Race Intensifies With Pioneer, Magnavox Debuts October 18, 1980 Optical VideoDisc Association Formed November 29, 1980 Videodisc Units Selling Well In Spite Of Software Ills January 10, 1981 Paramount Pacts For Custom Video Disc Pressing With DiscoVision Assoc May 16, 1981 DiscoVision Associates Sells UPC Interest To Pioneer Electronics February 13, 1982 3M Buys Out Discovision Pilot Plant June 12, 1982 Pioneer Laserdisc Program Signals Software Emphasis September 25, 1982

Panorama TV Videodisc Jockeying February 1980 Now There are Three July 1980 Fewer Bugs, More Flicks August 1980 The Perfect Vision Collecting DiscoVision Fall 1991 Popular Electronics Life with Videodiscs March 1981 Popular Science Here at Last-Videodisc Players February 1977 Radio-Electronics Videodisc Mergers? February 1979 Videodiscs on Sale March 1979 Videodisc! April 1979 Videodisc Network June 1979 Videodiscs rising October 1979 3M into Videodiscs November 1979 IBM into Videodiscs December 1979 Record World Pioneer Set To Acquire DiscoVision Pressing Plant March 13, 1982 TIME Magazine Video in the Round October 20, 1975 TV Guide Videodiscs are Coming November 1978 The Videophile Report from Japan April/May 1981 Product Report: Pioneer VP-1000 Player April/May 1981 The Videodisc Question June/July 1981 Widescreen Review - Laser Magic 1998 World on a Silver Platter - History of Optical Disc

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