futureArch, or the future of archives...: moon landings

futureArch, or the future of archives...

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Showing posts with label moon landings. Show all posts

Monday, 20 July 2009

We Choose The Moon

Now this real time lunar landing strikes me as a great use of archives...

Posted by pixelatedpete at 15:23 No comments:

Labels: archival interfaces, moon landings

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At Bodleian Electronic Archives and Manuscripts (BEAM) we are always on the lookout for older computers, disk drives, technical manuals and software that can help us recover digital archives. If you have any such stuff that you would be willing to donate, please contact susan.thomas@bodleian.ox.ac.uk. Examples of items in our wish list include: an Apple Mac Macintosh Classic II Computer, a Wang PC 200/300 series, as well as myriad legacy operating system and word-processing software.

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