Zeitungen in Bibliotheken

Allgemeines

Z 14/01. Fiebig, Alexander: Berlin – eine Zeitungsstadt? In: Bibliotheks-Magazin 4(3) (2009) S. 72–76.Search in Google Scholar

Z 14/02. Ruppelt, Georg: Vor vier Jahrhunderten schlug die Geburtsstunde der modernen Presse: Ansprache zur 400-Jahr-Feier der ersten Nummer des Aviso im Braunschweiger Dom St. Blasii am 15. Januar 2009. In: BIT online 12(1) (2009) S. 39.Search in Google Scholar

Benutzung

Z 14/03. British Library Newsroom Officially Opened. In: Managing Information 21(3/4) (2014) S. 58–62 [A Review Is Offered for the British Library’s Reading Room for Newspapers, Broadcast, and Digital News, Located in Yorkshire, England].Search in Google Scholar

Z 14/04. Deepak, Kumar; Burman, Joginder Singh: Reading Habit of Newspapers among the Under-graduate Students: A Case Study of Kurukshetra University, Kurukshetra. In: International Journal of Information Dissemination & Technology 4(3) (2014) S. 251–255.Search in Google Scholar

Z 14/05. Gillies, Stewart: The New Newsroom at the British Library. In: Refer 30(2) (2014) S. 12–14.Search in Google Scholar

Z 14/06. Hajam, Manzoor Ahmad: Usage Pattern of Newspaper Service of Allama Iqbal Library among the Scholarly Community of Kashmir University. In: Information Studies 20(2) (2014) S. 113–126.Search in Google Scholar

Z 14/07. Krishnamurthy, C.; Awari, Veeresh H.: Newspaper Reading Habits among Post-graduate Students of Karnatak University, Dharwad. In: Journal of Library & Information Technology 35(1) (2015) S. 25–29.Search in Google Scholar

Z 14/08. Newsroom Opens Door to BL collection. In: CILIP Update (2014) S. 12 [The article reports on a new reading room called the Boston Spa Reading Room which was opened at the British Library in London, England in April of 2014. A discussion of access to newspapers, broadcast news collections, and recordings of television and radio news channels which visitors to the newsroom will have is presented].Search in Google Scholar

Z 14/09. Nuno Moral, Maria Victoria: Access and Retrieval Systems in Spanish-language Digital Newspapers. In: Investigacion Bibliotecologica: archivonomia, bibliotecologia e informacion 28(62) (2014) S. 81–99 [Researchers offer a descriptive analysis of search tools access paths available to readers of Spanish online newspapers. A twin approach is used: the first examines website in terms of access tool, their typology and the format; while the second approach provides a description of web search systems].Search in Google Scholar

Bestandsaufbau/Erwerbung

Z 14/10. Illig, Steffen: Von den SSG zu den FID – eine kritische Reflexion von Anspruch und Wirklichkeit In: Perspektive Bibliothek 4(1) (2015) o. S. [DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.11588/pb.2015.1.21644].Search in Google Scholar

Bestandserschließung/Katalogisierung

Z 14/11. Anameriç, Hakan [Ankara Üniversitesi Dil veTarih – Coğrafya Fakültesi Bilgi ve Belge Yönetimi, Sıhhiye-Ankara]: Gazete ve Dergi Kupürlerinin Arşivlenmesi. (Turkish) = Archiving of Clippings. (English). In: Information World/Bilgi Dunyasi 15(1) (2014) S. 76–90 [This study describes on the basis of relevant examples how newspaper/journal clippings are identified, cataloged, archived and preserved].10.15612/BD.2014.417Search in Google Scholar

Z 14/12. Bremer-Laamanen, Majlis: In the Spotlight for Crowdsourcing. In: Scandinavian Library Quarterly 47(1) (2014) S. 18–21 [The article focuses on the DIGI Newspaper Library of the National Library of Finland (NLF) digital services. NLF offers users a better service experience and interesting new tools for the crowdsourcing of clippings. NLF launched a text correction game in 2011 to 2012 in conjunction with the firm Microtask].Search in Google Scholar

Z 14/13. Daniels, Caroline; Holtze, Terri L.; Howard, Rachel I.; Kuehn, Randy: Community as Resource: Crowdsourcing Transcription of an Historic Newspaper. In: Journal of Electronic Resources Librarianship 26(1) (2014) S. 36–48. [Driven by the desire to make historical primary sources accessible online, the Archives and Special Collections at the University of Louisville harnessed the power of the public to transcribe the Louisville Leader, an historic African American newspaper by crowdsourcing].10.1080/1941126X.2014.877332Search in Google Scholar

Z 14/14. Hubrich, Jessica; Lieder, Hans-Jörg: Zeitungssuche interaktiv: Der neue ZDB-Webkatalog. 103. Deutscher Bibliothekartag, Bremen 03.-06. Juni 2014. In: o-bib 1(1) (2014) S. 305–311.Search in Google Scholar

Z 14/15. Kann, Bettina; Hintersonnleitner, Michael: Volltextsuche in historischen Texten. In: Bibliothek Forschung und Praxis. 39(1) (2015) S. 73–79 [Die Österreichische Nationalbibliothek (ÖNB) hat in ihren strategischen Zielsetzungen die Implementierung der volltextlichen Durchsuchbarkeit historischer Textbestände als Meilenstein definiert. Im Rahmen der Projekte „Austrian Books Online“, „Austrian Newspapers Online“ und „Europeana Newspapers“ werden seit 2012 Bücher und Zeitungen auch OCR (optical character recognition) gelesen. Auf Basis dieser OCR-Texte wurde 2013 ein Volltextindex aufgebaut und die Suche in Volltexten von digitalisierten Bücher, Zeitschriften und Zeitungen implementiert].Search in Google Scholar

Z 14/16. Waidmann, Simone: Erschließung historischer Bestände mittels Crowdsourcing: Eine Analyse ausgewählter aktueller Projekte. In: Perspektive Bibliothek 3(1) (2014) S. 33–58 [DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.11588/pb.2014.1.14020].Search in Google Scholar

Bestandserhaltung/Mikroverfilmung/Restaurierung

Z 14/17. Scardilli, Brandi: Microfilm still matters in the digital age. In: Information Today 31(1) (2014) S. 12 [The article focuses on the significance of the microfilm business despite the emergence of the digital age. It discusses factors to the success of microfilm including its archival value, ownership ability and specialized microfilm-only information. It explores the ST ViewScan II System microfilm reader from microfilm scanner technology provider ST Imaging which is made available in customized colors as well as the niche market of the industry comprised of graduate studies and faculty research].Search in Google Scholar

Digitale Zeitungen

Z 14/18. Boeri, Robert: Digital Newspapers 3.1. In: EContent 37(5) (2014) S. 12 [The article looks at the newspaper industry as of 2014, focusing on the transition from print to digital formats. The author cites problems many readers have experienced with the digital versions of newspapers and discusses how improvements can be made, including comprehensive testing. Topics include digital versions which replicate the look of a print newspaper, user interfaces, and subscription management].Search in Google Scholar

Digitalisierung

Z 14/19. Altenhöner, Reinhard: Digitalisierung am Scheideweg? – zwischen Aufbruch und Stagnation. 103. Deutscher Bibliothekartag, Bremen 03.–06. Juni 2014 (URN: urn:nbn:de:0290-opus-16603).Search in Google Scholar

Z 14/20. Austin American Statesman archive added to ProQuest Historical Newspapers. In: College & Research Libraries News 75(7) (2014) S. 362.10.5860/crln.75.7.9155Search in Google Scholar

Z 14/21. Dickel, Julia: Digitale Bibliotheken im Vergleich: Europeana & WDL. In: Perspektive Bibliothek 4(1) (2015) o. S. [DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.11588/pb.2015.1.21646].Search in Google Scholar

Z 14/22. Digital Library of Georgia. In: Georgia Library Quarterly 51(3) (2014) S. 32 [This article reports on the announcement by the Digital Library of Georgia regarding the availability of the online resource, the Savannah Historic Newspapers Archive, at the website, http://dlg.galileo.usg.edu/savnewspapers. Topics discussed include the other newspaper archives available through the Digital Library of Georgia, which include the Atlanta Historic Newspapers Archive (1847–1922), the Macon Telegraph Archive (1826–1908), and the Mercer Cluster Archive (1920–1970)].Search in Google Scholar

Z 14/23. Free, David: Duquesne Digitizes 150 Years of Pittsburgh Catholic Newspapers. In: College & Research Libraries News 76(4) (2015) S. 184–185.Search in Google Scholar

Z 14/24. Free, David: NCSU Libraries Digitize Student Newspaper. In: College & Research Libraries News 76(3) (2015) S. 62 [The article reports that the North Carolina State University (NCSU) Libraries has made the first 70 years of the “Technician”, the student newspaper of NCSU, available online in February 2015: https://d.lib.ncsu.edu/collections/technician].Search in Google Scholar

Z 14/25. Gauvreau, Christine: Newspaper Digitization Project to Illuminate Social History of WWI Era Home Front. In: CONNector: Connecticut State Library Newsletter 16(3) (2014) S. 7–9.Search in Google Scholar

Z 14/26. Griffin, Donovan: Digital Divide Data. In: Information Today 32(5) (2015) S. 22 [The article features the Digital Divide Data (DDD), which has become the largest technology-related employer in both Cambodia and Laos and has offices in Nairobi, Kenya, as well as in the US and converts content to digital versions, being offered to the National Library of Australia (NLA)].Search in Google Scholar

Z 14/27. Heiligenhaus, Kay; Wippermann, Carola; Pankratz, Manfred; Sommer, Dorothea: Zeitungsdigitalisierung: eine neue Herausforderung für die ULB Halle: Werkstattbericht aus der Pilotphase des DFG-Projekts „Digitalisierung historischer Zeitungen“. In: ABI-Technik 34(2) (2014) S. 75–85.Search in Google Scholar

Z 14/28. Lipinsky, Jan: Die Zeitungsausschnittsammlung – digitaler Zugriff statt Blättern in zerfallendem Papier. 103. Deutscher Bibliothekartag, Bremen 03.–06. Juni 2014 [URN: nbn:de:0290-opus-15642].Search in Google Scholar

Z 14/29. Mellon Foundation funds CRL Archive Analysis. In: Advanced Technology Libraries 43(2) (2014) S. 9 [The article deals with the decision of the Andrew W. Mellon Foundation to award 848,000 dollars to the U. S. Center for Research Libraries (CRL) in 2014 to expand analysis and planning on an international level for archiving and strategic digitization of historical journals and newspapers. CRL is a consortium of university, college and independent research libraries that preserves materials for research and teaching in the humanities, sciences and social sciences].Search in Google Scholar

Z 14/30. Miller, Ron: A Bold Move toward Being All Digital. In: EContent 38(2) (2015) S. 13 [The article focuses on increase in the use of digital version of newspapers in the U. S. than the paper publications. Topics discussed include the challenges faced by paper version from the digitization of publications, the advantages offered by digital publications like the ability to access more related articles online and paper books preferred over electronic books by teenagers in the U. S.].Search in Google Scholar

Z 14/31. Müller, Maria Elisabeth; Hermes, Maria: Digitalisierung der vollständigen deutschsprachigen Zeitungen des 17. Jahrhunderts an der SuUB Bremen: Ein Projekt mit Komplexität. 103. Deutscher Bibliothekartag, Bremen 03.–06. Juni 2014 [URN: urn:nbn:de:0290-opus-16512].Search in Google Scholar

Z 14/32. Müller, Maria Elisabeth; Hermes, Maria: Die digitale Transformation eines ganzen Jahrhunderts: Digitalisierung der Zeitungen des 17. Jahrhunderts an der SuUB Bremen. In: Bibliotheksdienst 48(12) (2014) S. 1000–1013 [Seit Mai 2013 fördert die Deutsche Forschungsgemeinschaft (DFG) Pilotprojekte zur Digitalisierung historischer Zeitungen in vier Bibliotheken Deutschlands, u. a. in der Staats- und Universitätsbibliothek Bremen. Zudem erfolgen der Ausbau der Zeitschriftendatenbank (ZDB) und die Anpassung des DFG-Viewers für Zeitungen. Neben der signifikanten Vermehrung digitalisierter Zeitungen erarbeiten die am Rahmenprojekt teilnehmenden Bibliotheken Standards der Zeitungsdigitalisierung, die auch für zukünftige Digitalisierungsprojekte Relevanz haben. Das Pilotprojekt der SuUB Bremen hat sich zum Ziel gesetzt, die kompletten deutschsprachigen Zeitungen des 17. Jahrhunderts zu digitalisieren, die in keiner anderen Bibliothek so vollständig vorhanden sind. Die Präsentation der Zeitungen erfolgt im Portal Digitale Sammlungen der SuUB Bremen (http://brema.suub.uni-bremen.de/) auf der Basis der Software Visual Library].10.1515/bd-2014-0123Search in Google Scholar

Z 14/33. Peis, Siegfried: 14 Jahre Zeitungsdigitalisierung: Ein Erfahrungsbericht aus der Digitalisierung von über 40 Zeitungen mit mehr als 12 Millionen Seiten. In: ABI-Technik 34(1) (2014) S. 29–40.Search in Google Scholar

Z 14/34. Sheratt, Tim [Trove Management Team]: New perspectives on TROVE Newspapers. In: inCite 36(6/7) (2015) S. 19 [The author discusses the digitised newspapers of Trove, a news sharing platform, and their potential impact. Topics include the easy access to newspaper articles of Australian history, the availability of the earliest Chinese language newspapers “Chinese Advertiser”, “Chinese Times”, and “Chinese Australian Herald” on Trove, and the upgrade to the technology used by Trove such as its web interface].Search in Google Scholar

Z 14/35. Solutions and Services: Digitizing History. In: American Libraries 46(7/8) (2015) S. 34–35 [The article looks at several commercial products and services related to the digitization of archival materials and newspapers, including a collection of British archival documents from Cambridge Archive Editions and East View Information Services, the Gale Artemis: Primary Sources platform from Gale, and digitization project management services from Digital Divide Data].Search in Google Scholar

Z 14/36. Summerlin, Donnie: Selecting Newspaper Titles for Digitization at the Digital Library of Georgia. In: D-Lib Magazine 20(9/10) (2014) S. 6 [Newspapers have been a significant target for digitization over the last decade, and libraries, archives, and other cultural institutions must decide how best to utilize their limited funds to digitize a select number of newspaper titles for public consumption. This case study examines the Digital Library of Georgia’s newspaper digitization selection process and how it incorporates national standards with its own project-specific criteria].10.1045/september2014-summerlinSearch in Google Scholar

Z 14/37. Weber, Albert: Die Digitalisierung des Kulturerbes der Deutschen aus dem östlichen Europa: Konzepte und Realisierungsmöglichkeiten einer kooperativen Digitalisierungsstrategie. 103. Deutscher Bibliothekartag, Bremen 03.–06. Juni 2014 [URN: urn:nbn:de:0290-opus-17095].Search in Google Scholar

Z 14/38. Wernersson, Maria: Evaluation von automatisch erzeugten OCR-Daten am Beispiel der Allgemeinen Zeitung. In: ABI-Technik 35(1) (2015) S. 23–35.Search in Google Scholar

Z 14/39. Willems, Marieke; Atanassova, Rossitza: Europeana Newspapers: Searching Digitized Historical Newspapers from 23 European Countries. In: Insights: the UKSG journal 28(1) (2015) S. 51–56 [Europeana Newspapers is a European Commission-funded project which is refining, aggregating and giving researchers online access to historical newspaper content from 23 European libraries. It also offers free, open source tools which individual libraries can use to assess refinement quality and metadata standards in relation to their own digital newspaper collections. The content made available by the project is available both through Europeana and a dedicated newspaper browser].10.1629/uksg.218Search in Google Scholar

Pressearchive/Pressedatenbanken

Z 14/40. Hakala, Pertti: Closure Threat to Scandinavia’s Oldest Press Archives. In: Nordisk Arkivnyt 59(1) (2014) S. 33. [Brage Press Archive is a spirited centenarian that has actively monitored the cumulative Finnish-Swedish newspaper press since 1910. The changeover to electronic operations took place in 1990 when they started to build the database Press, an article index with more than 350,000 references to articles entered into one of the Finnish-Swedish newspapers. The archive of newspaper clippings (with the exception of Biographica) which come from a total of 14 newspapers, ceased in 2011, when Brage Press archive went over to the handling of press materials in electronic form. This article discusses the threat of closure of the archive.]Search in Google Scholar

Z 14/41. Heyermann, Dirk: Ausländische Tageszeitungen schon vor dem Kioskverkauf im Online-Angebot: Library Pressdisplay via Munzinger in der Stadtbibliothek Duisburg. In: BuB: Forum Bibliothek und Information 65(7/8) (2013) S. 488–489.Search in Google Scholar

Z 14/42. Poeck, Sina: Implementierung der größten deutschen Pressedatenbank bei den Leipziger Städtischen Bibliotheken. In: BIT online 17(5) (2014) S. 486–487.Search in Google Scholar

Rechtsfragen

Z 14/43. Charlton, John: Harmonious Copyright and Library Sounds. In: Information Today 32(2) (2015) S. 9 [The article discusses the harmonization of copyright in the European Union (EU). It is said that copyright law in the EU has remained national law and that the organization European Copyright Society (ECS) wants to adopt one copyright law for all instead of just harmonizing. Topics include challenges to developing and implementing a unified copyright law, the differences between copyrights, patents and registered trademarks, and digitization of the British Library’s sound archive].Search in Google Scholar

Z 14/44. Salarelli, Alberto: Right to Be Forgotten and Online Newspapers Archives: Some Considerations on Social Memory in Our Times. In: JLIS.it: Italian Journal of Library and Information Science 5(1) (2014) S. 1–20 [Inspired by a recent decision of the Italian Data Protection Authority, the article examines the issues related to the right to be forgotten in relation to the newspaper archives available on the Internet. This particular case is presented as a concrete example of the need to find a form of balance between the right to privacy and the right to historical research; it is also a particularly significant example of how the concept of memory is changing in the contemporary world. The article ends with a proposal for a more controlled access to online newspapers archives, not for the purpose of censoring the documents contained in them, but to inform users about the legal consequences of their activity].Search in Google Scholar

Rezensionen

Z 14/45. Bruns, C. W.: Early American Newspapers, Series 6–9, 1741–1922. In: Choice: Current Reviews for Academic Libraries 51(11) (2014) S. 1949–1950 [The article reviews the Web site Early American Newspapers, Series 6–9, 1741–1922, located at www.readex.com, from Readex].Search in Google Scholar

Z 14/46. Gardinier, L.: Latin American Newspapers, Series 2. In: Choice: Current Reviews for Academic Libraries 52(5) (2015) S. 773–774. [The article reviews the web site on Latin American Newspapers, Series 2, located at http://www.readex.com/, from the digital Resource site Readex in partnership with the Center for Research Libraries].Search in Google Scholar

Z 14/47. Merkel, Julia: Preserving Local Writers, Genealogy, Photographs, Newspapers, and Related Materials (Book); Smallwood, Carol; Williams, Elaine; Archival materials – Conservation & restoration. In: Archival Issues: Journal of the Midwest Archives Conference 35(2) (2014) S. 144–145.Search in Google Scholar

Z 14/48. Shores, M. [Miami University Hamilton]: Papers Past. In: Choice: Current Reviews for Academic Libraries 51(12) (2014) S. 2150–2151 [The article reviews the Web site Papers Past, located at www.paperspast.natlib.govt.nz, from the National Library of New Zealand].Search in Google Scholar

Z 14/49. Williams, C.: Chronicling America: Historic American Newspapers. In: Choice: Current Reviews for Academic Libraries 52(11) (2015) S. 1812 [The article reviews the web site Chronicling America: Historic American Newspapers, located at http://chroniclingamerica.loc.gov/ from the U. S. Library of Congress].10.5860/CHOICE.189880Search in Google Scholar

Sammlungen

Z 14/50. Allen, Erin: The Elephantine in the Reading Room. In: Library of Congress Magazine 3(2) (2014) S. 2 [The article provides information on the July 4, 1859 issue of the “Illuminated Quadruple Constellation”, the largest newspaper in the serials collection of the U. S. Library of Congress that measures 50 inches long by 35 inches wide folded].Search in Google Scholar

Z 14/51. Gunter, Donna J.: Chronicling America: Historic American Newspapers. In: Charleston Advisor 16(2) (2014) S. 22–23 [Chronicling America: Historic American Newspapers is a database that does what its title infers. It chronicles America’s history in digitized newspapers that are carefully selected through a grant from the National Endowment of the Humanities (NEH). A production of the National Digital Newspaper Program (NDNP) in partnership with the NEH and the Library of Congress, the program began in 2004 by providing grants to state institutions to digitize old American newspapers that “enhance the study of American history”. The database resides at the Library of Congress].10.5260/chara.16.2.22Search in Google Scholar

Z 14/52. Laguardia, Cheryl: African American Newspapers. In: Library Journal 140(8) (2015) S. 99–100 [The article reviews the web site African American Newspapers which is an online collection of seven newspapers published by African Americans during the 19th century].Search in Google Scholar

Z 14/53. New Illinois Digital Newspaper Collections Website Announced. In: D-Lib Magazine 20(7/8) (2014) S. 17 [The article announces the new web site for the Illinois Digital Newspaper Collections (IDNC), and mentions digitized historic newspapers, the Veridian Digital Library software and the Olive Active Paper].Search in Google Scholar

Z 14/54. Stephens, Andy; Brazier, Caroline; Spence, Phil: A Case Study in National Library Innovation: Newspapers in the British Library. In: IFLA Journal 40(3) (2014) S. 206–212 [The paper reports on a number of innovative solutions which have been adopted in taking the Newspaper Programme forward – in particular in relation to digitization funding models, storage solutions, onsite service provision, and accessibility – and as such it provides a case study in national library innovation].10.1177/0340035214546822Search in Google Scholar

Zeitungsdatenbanken

Z 14/55. ICON Database Selected for Catholic Newspapers Directory. In: Catholic Library World 84(3) (2014) S. 157.Search in Google Scholar

Z 14/56. ProQuest adds Austin Newspaper. In: Advanced Technology Libraries 43(7) (2014) S. 4 [The article announces the addition of the digital archive of the “Austin American Statesman”, the leading newspaper in Austin, Texas, to the Historical Newspapers collection of Michigan-based information content and technology company ProQuest LLC].Search in Google Scholar

Z 14/57. Readex Expands Newspaper Series. In: Advanced Technology Libraries 44(1) (2015) S. 8 [The article reports on the launch of the Series 11 of the “Early American Newspapers” by the American Antiquarian Society in 2015].Search in Google Scholar

Verbände und Vereinigungen

Z 14/58. Hagenah, Ulrich: Nachrichtenmedien im digitalen Wandel: Die IFLA Newspapers Section und ihre Fachtagungen 2014. [Die IFLA-Sektion Zeitungen („Newspapers“) hat ihr thematisches Spektrum erheblich erweitert und wird daher zukünftig „News Media Section“ heißen] In: Bibliotheksdienst 49(2) (2015) S. 119–133.Search in Google Scholar

Z 14/59. Keipke, Bodo: Landesverband Mecklenburg-Vorpommern im VdA. In: Archivar 68(2) (2015) S. 188–190 [The article presents a report from a March 25, 2015 conference of the Landesarchivtag von Mecklenburg-Vorpommern state archives of Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania, Germany in Teterow, Germany. Topics of presentations delivered included the archives of images and text from the local newspapers of Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania, the 50th anniversary of the microfilm archive of German newspapers in Dortmund, Germany, and the digitization of archived newspaper advertisements].Search in Google Scholar

Z 14/60. Ojala, Marydee: Spreading the News; Re-Envisioning Information Businesses. In: Online Searcher 38(3) (2014) S. 66–67 [Information about the International Federation of Library Associations and Institutions (IFLA) Midyear Conference held at Joseph Smith Education Center in Utah in February 2014 is presented].Search in Google Scholar

Konferenzen, Kongresse, Tagungen

Z 14/61. Anip, Erenst: Start Spreading the Digitized News. A Journey in Social Media Usage for Outreach in a Cooperative Digitization Project. In: WLIC 2014 Satellite Meeting, 13–14 August 2014, Geneva, Switzerland [http://www.ifla.org/node/8933].Search in Google Scholar

Z 14/62. Dakić, Nataša; Trtovac, Aleksandra: Historical Newspapers Content as a Base for Scientific Research – Europeana Newspapers Project. In: WLIC 2014 Satellite Meeting, 13–14 August 2014, Geneva, Switzerland [http://www.ifla.org/node/8933].Search in Google Scholar

Z 14/63. Ding, Xiaowen: PDF Converter Production of Historical Newspaper Digitization: The Picture Experience of China’s Da Cheng Lao Jiu Database. In: WLIC 2014 Satellite Meeting, 13–14 August 2014, Geneva, Switzerland [http://www.ifla.org/node/8933].Search in Google Scholar

Z 14/64. Grey-Noble, Brie: Learning from the Past and Looking to the Future: The Necessity of Re-evaluating Digitization Practices and Procedures. In: WLIC 2014 Satellite Meeting, 13–14 August 2014, Geneva, Switzerland [http://www.ifla.org/node/8933].Search in Google Scholar

Z 14/65. Hock Kia, Siang; Kiam Lim, Chee; Balakumar, Chinnasamy: News Alike – Text Analytics to Link Related NewspaperSG Articles. In: WLIC 2014 Satellite Meeting, 13–14 August 2014, Geneva, Switzerland [http://www.ifla.org/node/8933].Search in Google Scholar

Z 14/66. Honkela, Timo; Kettunen, Kimmo; Linden, Krister; Kauppinen, Pekka; Pääkkönen, Tuula; Kervinen, Jukka: Improving the Quality of a Bilingual Historical News Collection Using Statistical Machine Learning Methods. In: WLIC 2014 Satellite Meeting, 13–14 August 2014, Geneva, Switzerland [http://www.ifla.org/node/8933].Search in Google Scholar

Z 14/67. Heuberger, Rachel: Cultural Heritage Reconstructed – Compact Memory and the Frankfurt Digital Judaica Collection. In: WLIC 2014 Satellite Meeting, 13–14 August 2014, Geneva, Switzerland [http://www.ifla.org/node/8933].Search in Google Scholar

Z 14/68. Lacović, Darko; Tanackovic, Sanjica Faletar; Krtalić, Maja: Newspapers as Research Source: Information Needs and Information Seeking of Humanities Scholars. In: WLIC 2014 Satellite Meeting, 13–14 August 2014, Geneva, Switzerland [http://www.ifla.org/node/8933].Search in Google Scholar

Z 14/69. Lawton, Patricia; Budz, Alexandra: Implementing the Catholic Newspapers Program: Collaborative Digitization and Discovery within a Non-profit, Distributed, Online Organization. In: WLIC 2014 Satellite Meeting, 13–14 August 2014, Geneva, Switzerland [http://www.ifla.org/node/8933].Search in Google Scholar

Z 14/70. Lieder, Hans-Jörg: Making Historic Newspapers Available Online: Why, Where and How. In: WLIC 2014 Satellite Meeting, 13–14 August 2014, Geneva, Switzerland [http://www.ifla.org/node/8933].Search in Google Scholar

Z 14/71. Maurer, Yves; Gravenhorst, Claus: Collaboration is Key. The Importance of Collaboration and Partnership in Digitization Projects. In: WLIC 2014 Satellite Meeting, 13–14 August 2014, Geneva, Switzerland [http://www.ifla.org/node/8933].Search in Google Scholar

Z 14/72. Mühlberger, Günter: Structural Metadata – A Key for Indexing Digitized Newspapers. In: WLIC 2014 Satellite Meeting, 13–14 August 2014, Geneva, Switzerland [http://www.ifla.org/node/8933].Search in Google Scholar

Z 14/73. Neudecker, Clemens; Faber, Willem Jan; Wilms, Lotte; van Veen, Theo: Large Scale Refinement of Digital Historical Newspapers with Named Entities Recognition. In: WLIC 2014 Satellite Meeting, 13–14 August 2014, Geneva, Switzerland [http://www.ifla.org/node/8933].Search in Google Scholar

Z 14/74. Nilsson, Pär: Collecting Bits and Pieces – The Development of Methods for Handling E-legal Deposit of On-line News Material at the National Library of Sweden. In: WLIC 2014 Satellite Meeting, 13–14 August 2014, Geneva, Switzerland [http://www.ifla.org/node/8933].Search in Google Scholar

Z 14/75. Ørum Hansen, Amalie; Borovoy, Sergey; Shiryaeva, Anna: Preserving the Spirit of the Epoch: Digital Conversion of Nordic Music Magazines. In: WLIC 2014 Satellite Meeting, 13–14 August 2014, Geneva, Switzerland [http://www.ifla.org/node/8933].Search in Google Scholar

Z 14/76. Pacy, Alyssa: Newspapers in the Digital Age: A Case Study in How Patrons Read the News. In: WLIC 2014 Satellite Meeting, 13–14 August 2014, Geneva, Switzerland [http://www.ifla.org/node/8933].Search in Google Scholar

Z 14/77. Reilly, Bernard F.: A New Template for the Preservation of Electronic News. In: WLIC 2014 Satellite Meeting, 13–14 August 2014, Geneva, Switzerland [http://www.ifla.org/node/8933].Search in Google Scholar

Z 14/78. Silverman, Randy: What, No Backups? Preserving Hardcopies in the Digital Age. In: WLIC 2014 Satellite Meeting, 13–14 August 2014, Geneva, Switzerland [http://www.ifla.org/node/8933].Search in Google Scholar

Z 14/79. Smyth, Neil; Wisdom, Stella: Corpus Protocols: Digital Transformations of Commercial Newspaper Collections for Text and Data Mining to Support Academic Research. In: WLIC 2014 Satellite Meeting, 13–14 August 2014, Geneva, Switzerland [http://www.ifla.org/node/8933].Search in Google Scholar

Z 14/80. Steffen, Florian; Clavel Geneviève: Transforming and Opening up Swiss Newspapers to the World: Successful Partnerships for Rights Management and Funding Digitization at the Swiss National Library. In: WLIC 2014 Satellite Meeting, 13–14 August 2014, Geneva, Switzerland [http://www.ifla.org/node/8933].Search in Google Scholar

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