Europa TV: the European Broadcasting Dream
In 1985, five European public broadcasters came together to start Europa TV, the first multilingual television channel for Europe. But already in the fall of
In 1985, five European public broadcasters came together to start Europa TV, the first multilingual television channel for Europe. But already in the fall of
Digitisation has enabled archive footage to travel far and wide, but this has created a new problem. It’s easy to misunderstand the origins of that
With the royal wedding of Prince Harry and Megan Markle taking place little over a week ago; this months’ Video Collection reveals nine video’s of
In my previous blog post, ‘Quantifying Autobiography‘, I introduced the ‘Me & Myself‘ (M&M) pilot project, for which I am a research assistant. In this post
European History Reloaded: Curation and Appropriation of Digital Audiovisual Heritage (CADEAH) is the title of a programme that is awarded a three-year research grant by
Opening & Session 1 | Session 2 | Session 3 | Session 4 | Session 5 & Closing Keynote The fifth and last session
— Book announcement (language of the book: French) Katharina Niemeyer De la chute du mur de Berlin au 11 septembre 2001. Le journal télévisé, les
Press release by Europeana The German National Library, Oxford University and Europeana have signed an agreement to digitise family papers and memorabilia from the First
By Marco Rendina and Wietske van den Heuvel The EUscreen project was presented to a professional audience during the FIAT/IFTA World Conference 2010 which took
Funded by the European Commission within the eContentplus programme