Posts tagged with digitisation

Answers to your questions about Papers Past including when will I be able to correct OCR text ‘like Trove’ ?

Data from 78 New Zealand newspapers from the Albertland Gazette to the Victoria Times, all published before 1900 for researchers to use.

With the latest release of newspapers on Papers Past we uncovered the first known publication of New Zealand’s national anthem “God defend New Zealand”.

Update on Books in Māori/Ngā Tānga Reo Māori digitisation and Mrs Grimke’s scripture cards.

How do I crop and print only part of a page? Answers to some common questions from the Papers Past satisfaction survey 2019.

What do Agnes Vallance, Agnes Skervington, Amy Laing, Amy Bennett, Amy Cameron, Amy Shannon, Amy Chanel, and Percy Redwood all have in common?

The first one-hundred issues of New Zealand's seminal music magazine are now online.

A report back on the hui we held exploring the idea of digitising te reo Māori material.

Announcing the launch of the newly-digitised Turnbull Library Record on Papers Past.

Providing access to R P Moore’s panoramic negatives through digitisation.

Experiences from the growing community of photographers working to enable digital access to New Zealand’s cultural heritage.

Bringing goldfields balladeer Charles Thatcher into the digital age.

Digitising the wartime diaries of Norman Gray.

One of the most exciting events in New Zealand publishing in 2015 was the launch of Marcus King, the major new book by Peter Alsop and Warren Feeney, published by Potton & Burton.

Celebrating the legacy of Douglas Lilburn.

Samoan newspapers make the first Pacific additions to Papers Past.

Working together to preserve New Zealand’s musical memory.

There’s a lot to do if we want universal access to all knowledge.

A look, by the numbers, at our progress in digitising newspapers.

Digitising World War One letters and diaries, finding humour and heartbreak.