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Art Babble

July 23, 2010 Elizabeth Thomsen Art, Video, Websites

Play Art Loud! ArtBabble.orgArt Babble is one of the most interesting, informative and stylish art websites I’ve ever seen and it’s no surprise that it won the MW2010 Best Overall Museum Web Site award at the Museums and the Web Conference in April.… Read the rest

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Depression Memories on Video

March 17, 2009 Elizabeth Thomsen History, Video, YouTube

The New York Times has announced an oral history project called The New Hard Times. Readers are invited to interview friends or family members who lived through the Great Depression, and have them share their memories and offer their … Read the rest

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Information in Video

February 19, 2009 Elizabeth Thomsen Presentations, Video

For my What’s New with What’s New presentation for the Boston Regional Library System:

  • JoVE : Journal of Visualized Experiments — “A peer reviewed, free access, online journal devoted to the publication of biological research in a video format.”
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JoVE : Journal of Visualized Experiments

December 31, 2008 Elizabeth Thomsen Reference, Science, Video

JoVE describes itself as “a peer reviewed, free access, online journal devoted to the publication of biological research in a video format.” Founded in 2007 by Moshe Pritsker, JoVE is a collection high-quality, professionally recorded videos from the labs of … Read the rest

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Living Room Candidate

October 8, 2008 Elizabeth Thomsen History, Politics, Video

Living Room Candidate — If you’ve had enough of the 2008 election, how about looking to the past? The Living Room Candidate website is a beautifully-designed online exhibit from the Museum of the Moving Image, showcasing presidential campaign commercials from … Read the rest

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Universal Newsreels at the Internet Archive

November 2, 2007 Elizabeth Thomsen History, Internet Archive, Video

From 1929 to 1967, Universal City Studios produced newsreels twice a week to be shown at movie theatres before the feature film. Each newsreel was a collection of six or seven short segments, usually just a minute or two in … Read the rest

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