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The library is one year into its plan to digitise 40m news pages from its vast 750m collection, housed in Colindale, north London.
British Library creates a "national memory' with digital newspaper archive 2011
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But the website – which will be freely accessible for Colindale visitors, but charge a modest sum to online users – is intended to be more than an internet archive of centuries-old newspapers.
British Library creates a "national memory' with digital newspaper archive 2011
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More than 4m pages, drawn mainly from 19th-century regional newspapers, previously kept in decent obscurity at the library's newspaper archive in Colindale, north London, will now be available for historians and family researchers to browse for a small fee, or free if they visit the central library in King's Cross.
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Marksg onlineIt's merely the next step towards closing the Colindale site British Library creates a 'national memory' with digital newspaper archive, 30 May, which will happen in a year or so.
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Marksg onlineIt's merely the next step towards closing the Colindale site British Library creates a 'national memory' with digital newspaper archive, 30 May, which will happen in a year or so.
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Oliver is then contacted by the Civil Liberties Committee through an old university friend, and asked to report on the Colindale to them.
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He is offered a position at the Colindale, a not-so-secret establishment, although no one knows what goes on there.
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The committee running the Colindale then decide whether or not to prevent those discoveries in the interests of world harmony.
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I went out to Colindale, to the newspaper department of what was then the British Museum Library, and searched blindly through the ancient files.
Michael Frayn: The day my life changed Michael Frayn 2010
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He learns that the Colindale project is simply a Giant Computer Brain, which sifts through huge amounts of data in order to predict imminent scientific or technological discoveries.
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