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The European Commission seeks views on Europe’s audiovisual media rules

13th July 2015 No Comments

The European Commission seeks the views of all interested parties on how to make Europe’s audiovisual media landscape fit for purpose in the digital age.

EUscreenXL on the Future of Archives at NECS 2015

7th July 2015 No Comments

The 2015 NECS Conference took place this year in Łódź, Poland on 18th-20th June. Every year NECS, the European Network for Cinema and Media Studies

Local Radio and Television Records from Public Media Stations Across USA To Be Made Available to the Public

9th April 2015 No Comments

The American Archive of Public Broadcasting (AAPB), a collaboration between the Library of Congress, WGBH Boston and the Corporation for Public Broadcasting, launched a new

Video Poetry Marathon in Helsinki

2nd April 2015 No Comments

Hack your Heritage! A campaign organized by the Finnish OpenGLAM-working group AvoinGLAM, including a three-day hackathon, had the aim to create something new out of

Help us enrich and curate heritage AV materials!

25th November 2014 No Comments

At the EUscreenXL conference in Rome, between inspiring talks, innovative projects and some sparks of Dolce Vita in Villa Borghese, people also participated in a workshop

Celebrating Balkans’ Memory

19th November 2014 No Comments

The Balkans brim with history. The Balkan’s Memory project attempted, for the last three years, to reach out and bring tools to the region to

Conference notes III: To crowdsource a Faustian dilemma

14th November 2014 No Comments

EUscreenXL gathered in Rome last week for our conference on the users and usage of audiovisual archives: “From Audience to User: Engaging with Audiovisual Heritage

FIAT/IFTA Announces Seminar on Television Documentary

21st October 2013 No Comments

The Third FIAT/IFTA Television Studies Seminar on Television Documentary March 13th and 14th 2014

TV3 in focus on Critical Studies in Television

10th September 2012 No Comments

The ‘Featured Archive’ series on Critical Studies in Television focuses on a different television archive each month. Its latest installment turns the spotlights on a EUscreen partner

Researching Film and Television Through the Archive

5th September 2012 No Comments

The one-day multi-disciplinary symposium Researching Film and Television Through the Archive, jointly hosted on November 9th 2012 by University of Warwick’s Department of Film and