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#TheGreatListen—an annual StoryCorps tradition—invites you to preserve the stories of the people you love by recording an interview on the StoryCorps App. All it takes is 40 minutes for the conversation of a lifetime! Find the recipe to a great interview: thegreatlisten.org
On July 28 1949, this 15 min Sonny Kendis Show aired on CBS. bmac.libs.uga.edu/Detail/obj…. Bandleader at The Stork Club, Kendis's tv show lasted just under a year. This rare surviving film came to us last year. If you know of any other eps of this show, let us know!
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How Librarian Spies Helped Win World War II. Librarians-turned-spies helped fight the Nazis by deploying their information gathering and organizing skills as weapons during World War II. #libraries #spies #information voanews.com/a/how-librarian-…
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@CAWworkshop is going to Chicago! In conjunction with the @archivists_org conference, thanks to support from @AMIAnet, we will be hosting a workshop on SAT 8/17! Info on how to participate at communityarchiving.org/works…
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Web pages typically last about 100 days before being changed or deleted. Since 1996, the Internet Archive's Wayback Machine has preserved nearly 900 billion pages, making them accessible to all. cbsn.ws/3XfPOYu
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What is now called the National Library Service for the Blind and Print Disabled (part of the Library of Congress) was established in 1931. By 1934 the service was distributing sound recordings called "talking books," along with braille materials. That means we’ve been in the talking book/audiobook business for close to a century! Here’s a look at how audiobooks for NLS patrons are made today! #WorldBookDay
1980-81 Fotomat ad for transferring your film and slides onto "convenient, compact, easy-to-handle, easy-to-watch videotape cassettes." We all know where that story ended. #VHS🪦👻
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Internet Archive's founder & digital librarian, @brewster_kahle, is in Aruba today, celebrating the launch of the Coleccion Aruba, the documentary heritage portal for the island nation. Follow along for today's symposium ⤵️
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Whether you’ll be in the eclipse path today or not, you can learn more about past generations gazing up at the heavens with fear, excitement, and curiosity. Learn about this phenomenon with a look back at historical eclipse news coverage. #Eclipse2024 neh.gov/divisions/preservati…
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#Orphans2024 tech rehearsal at momi. Opening Wed, April 10, 8pm. Reg is open. Including for day rates. WP.NYU.edu/orphanfilm
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Send us an optional draft of your application narrative for an NEH Research & Development grant for #culturalheritage collections, & we'll provide comments! Email as an attachment by 4/09 to [email protected]. bit.ly/NEH_ResDev & bit.ly/ApplicantTips #PresAccessFunded
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Before-and-afters of Laurel & Hardy’s “Pack Up Your Troubles” (1932), which will have its restoration premiere at our UCLA Festival of Preservation! Sat 4/6, 11 a.m., free: ucla.in/43KBB75
Restored by UCLA & @Film_Foundation w/ funding from Hobson/Lucas Family Foundation
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Applying for an NEH Education & Training grant—up to $350K to preserve & boost access to humanities collections? We offer phone consults, optional draft review, webinar, FAQs, application samples, & bit.ly/ApplicantTips: bit.ly/NEH_ET #PresAccessFunded. Deadline 5/21
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How far we've come. Check out these 1960s TV commercials for the Houston Chronicle.
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#WomensHistoryMonth #texas #houston #advertisement #television
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Work with us this summer! We're thrilled that apps are now open for a PAID remote internship thanks to @AMIAnet Pathways Fellowship. Apply by April 15! Find out more: amianet.org/about/amia-pathw…
The Pathways Fellowship supports paid internships combined with mentorship and professional development to forge pathways in the av preservation field for people from groups historically underrepresented in the profession at any level of their career. loom.ly/j_yVLbQ
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“It’s a Silent Fire”: Decaying Digital Movie and TV Show Files Are a Hollywood Crisis hollywoodreporter.com/busine…
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We invited @UCLAarts students to design a film poster for “Smog” (Italy, 1962) — congrats to 1st prize winner Yifei Wu and runner-up Katherine Wang! 🎉 The newly restored film screens 4/7 at the UCLA Festival of Preservation with free posters to take home! ucla.in/3v8y59K
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We’re thrilled to unveil our free spring lineup, including our 21st Festival of Preservation! 10 restored features, 4 TV programs and numerous shorts. Plus: The Art of the Benshi and salutes to Robert Butler, Patricia Rozema, Jean-Pierre Bekolo, Esther Eng cinema.ucla.edu/events































