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Invented Here: The Paper Revolution

Chester Carlson and Joe Wilson built the machine that changed the world.

Aired 10/21/1998 | Rating NR

WXXI Documentaries

Invented Here: The Paper Revolution

Special | 56m 31sVideo has Closed Captions

Chester Carlson and Joe Wilson built the machine that changed the world.

Chester Carlson was a quiet genius with an idea that might work. Joe Wilson was the lone business man who shared Carlson's vision. Together they saw Carlson's kitchen table experiment become the machine that changed the world. This documentary profiles the Xerox Corporation from its earliest days as Haloid to a company that is a world leader in documents and imaging.

Aired 10/21/1998 | Rating NR

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WXXI Documentaries is a local public television program presented by WXXI

WXXI Documentaries

Invented Here: The Paper Revolution

Special | 56m 31sVideo has Closed Captions

Chester Carlson was a quiet genius with an idea that might work. Joe Wilson was the lone business man who shared Carlson's vision. Together they saw Carlson's kitchen table experiment become the machine that changed the world. This documentary profiles the Xerox Corporation from its earliest days as Haloid to a company that is a world leader in documents and imaging.

Aired 10/21/1998 | Rating NR

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