Sunday, January 28, 2007

Watch your step

Jill Hurst-Wahl mentioned this seminar about newspaper digitization on her blog. I might try to sign up, because I think it would tie in with the Illinois Newspaper Project work. Even though the INP is microfilming, not digitizing, I bet a lot of the initial work that has to be done is the same.

Apex Publishing is pleased to invite
you to attend our free webinar

Avoiding the Pitfalls of Newspaper Digitization

January 31, 2007 — 11 am EST, 8 am PST, 4 pm London

Creating a database from archival newspapers can be a daunting proposition. If you are thinking about initiating a newspaper digitization project, register now to attend Apex Publishing's FREE online webinar, Avoiding the Pitfalls of Newspaper Digitization.

This webinar will show you how to avoid schedule delays, extra expenses and frustrated stakeholders, and set you on the path to creating a digital collection for users around the globe.

Apex Publishing has digitized millions of pages of newspapers – more than any other organization in the world. At this webinar, we'll share with you what our extensive experience has taught us, including:

·

What you must consider before you preserve
and digitize your collection

· Specific strategies for saving time without
sacrificing quality
· How to make an informed decision about what methods and technologies are appropriate for
your particular collection
· QA tools you can use, right from your desktop,
to monitor your project and your vendor
· Much more...

Presented by Tom O'Brien, Vice President, Business Development for Apex Publishing and an authority on newspaper digitization, this 60-minute webinar is an interactive program broadcast LIVE to your desktop or conference room, via your telephone and your Internet browser.

The hour you spend with us on January 31 could save you time, energy and money!

Register online now!
Space is limited.

Upon registration, you will receive an email
with complete participation instructions.

January 31, 2007 — 11 am EST, 8 am PST, 4 pm London

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