The University Archives and DLSS/DPG are pleased to announce that over 700 images from 8 Archives collections are now available via the Stanford Digital Repository. Included are:
B. Noah Tilghman color slides documenting Antarctica, 1972-1974 (SC1056)
Albert Brooks Cox photographs documenting the 1906 earthquake (PC0147)
About a month ago the processing team in Special Collections came to the end of our time on the NHPRC STOP AIDS Project processing grant. This post discusses how we processed the born-digital files we imaged from floppy disks, CDs, and zip disks.
Stanford University Libraries Department of Special Collections and University Archives is excited to announce the completion of the processing of the STOP AIDS Project records.
This effort was made possible by a detailed processing grant from the National Historical Publications and Records Commission (NHPRC).
In 1970, the emergence of a standardized 1/2" video format changed the landscape for documentarians, visual artists, educational institutions and home video enthusiasts. EIAJ-1 would become the first and most widely used non-broadcast video format across the world.
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