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Unlocking sound stories

July 8, 2020 - Katherine Quanz

In part one of a two-part blog post series, NEH Audio Digitization Project Coordinator Katie Quanz chronicles the progress of Unlocking Sound Stories, a NEH grant funded project digitizing and preserving more than 2000 rare recordings.  [Read more…] about Unlocking sound stories

Filed Under: Cataloging, Conservation, Digital Collections, Featured1 Tagged With: archive, audio, audio recording, digitization, NEH

Meet the Staff: Pforzheimer project digitization specialist Cassandra Chen

January 31, 2019 - Jared Neuharth

Cassandra Chen was recently appointed the Pforzheimer project digitization specialist. Four years ago, she came to the University of Texas at Austin via Taiwan. [Read more…] about Meet the Staff: Pforzheimer project digitization specialist Cassandra Chen

Filed Under: Books + Manuscripts, Meet the Staff Tagged With: digitization, Meet the Staff, Pforzheimer

Discover the world of writers’ computer files, newly made available

May 11, 2018 - Abby Adams

Want to access electronic files by the likes of Christine Brooke-Rose, Kazuo Ishiguro, and the writers of Mad Men? Here’s how.

[Read more…] about Discover the world of writers’ computer files, newly made available

Filed Under: Research + Teaching Tagged With: Born Digital, computer, digitization, literature

Decades of movie poster history go online

January 18, 2018 - Erin Willard

Explore the Harry Ransom Center, search digital collections, or plan your visit.

It is difficult to envision the sheer volume of the Movie Poster Collection at the Harry Ransom Center. The collection encompasses upwards of 10,000 posters and spans decades: from when the film industry was just beginning to compete with vaudeville acts in the 1920s to the rise of the modern megaplex and drive-in theaters in the 1970s. The sizes range from that of a small window card to that of a billboard. [Read more…] about Decades of movie poster history go online

Filed Under: Film, Research + Teaching Tagged With: digital collections, digitization, IIIF, Interstate Theatre Circuit Collection, Lauren Walker, movie posters

Miles de imágenes del archivo de Gabriel García Márquez disponibles en línea

December 12, 2017 - Jennifer Tisdale

Más de 27000 imágenes del archivo del Premio Nobel Gabriel García Márquez se encuentran disponibles en línea. Dichas imágenes son el resultado de la digitalización de una gran parte del archivo, incluyendo materiales de todas las obras de ficción escritas por García Márquez, 22 álbumes de recortes y cuadernos, una memoria, guiones, fotografías y ephemera. [Read more…] about Miles de imágenes del archivo de Gabriel García Márquez disponibles en línea

Filed Under: Research + Teaching Tagged With: CLIR Garcia Marquez, Council on Library and Information Resources, digitization, Gabriel Garcia Marquez, Gabriel Garcia Marquez archive, literature, release

Thousands of images from Gabriel García Márquez archive now online

December 12, 2017 - Jennifer Tisdale

More than 27,000 images from Nobel laureate Gabriel García Márquez’s archive are now online. A significant portion of the archive is accessible, including materials from all of García Márquez’s works of fiction, 22 personal scrapbooks and notebooks, a memoir, screenplays, photographs and ephemera. [Read more…] about Thousands of images from Gabriel García Márquez archive now online

Filed Under: Research + Teaching Tagged With: CLIR Garcia Marquez, Council on Library and Information Resources, digitization, Gabriel Garcia Marquez, Gabriel Garcia Marquez archive, literature, release

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