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Archive: January 2019 (2 Posts)

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Creative Technologist and 2018 Papamarkou Chair Tahir Hemphill Looks Back on his Year in the Archives

Posted by: Jaime Mears

This is a guest post from Tahir Hemphill, the 2018 Harissios Papamarkou Chair in Education at the John W. Kluge Center at the Library of Congress. The Labs team first met Tahir – a creative technologist, educator and radical archivist – when we invited him to speak at our Collections as Data: Impact conference about his …

Posted in: Computational Research, Digital Content, digital humanities, digital scholarship, Partners and Collaboration

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The Library of Congress Web Archives: Dipping a Toe in a Lake of Data

Posted by: Trevor Owens

Today’s guest post is from Chase Dooley and Grace Thomas, Digital Collections Specialists on the Library of Congress Web Archiving Team.  Over the last two decades, the Library of Congress Web Archiving Program has acquired and made available over 16,000 web archives, as part of more than 114 event and thematic collections. Each Web Archive …

Posted in: Computational Research, Guest Posts, Web Archiving