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The document announces the launch of Welsh Newspapers Online, a collection of digitized Welsh newspaper articles that will be indexed by the European Library. Over 130 million newspaper pages from around 29,000 titles across Europe have already been digitized and indexed, with 85% available for free. The Welsh Newspapers collection is well-positioned to contribute content and benefit from increased exposure of Welsh language, history, and ideas to an international audience through the European Library's efforts.
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- 1. Launch of Welsh Newspapers Online http://welshnewspapers.llgc.org.uk/ Alastair Dunning The European Library 13th March, Cardiff
- 2. The European Library (http://www.theeuropeanlibrary.org) acts as central index point for library’s materials from throughout Europe
- 3. Historic Newspaper Digitisation in Europe Around 130,000,000 pages scanned Just over 29,000 newspaper titles online Around 85% are freely available
- 4. Europeana Newspapers project is creating an index of 18m pages that point to library’s newspaper webpages The Welsh Newspapers are in a perfect position to add to this
- 5. Why share with Europe?
- 7. New international contexts and research questions
- 8. Exposure of Welsh language
- 9. Exposure of Welsh ideas / thinking / history
- 10. Recognition of LLGC / NLW identity
- 11. Potential to work with others to enrich the data
- 12. Within a European context a critical a mass of data to help reach education, creative industries, tourism, research
- 13. The Welsh Newspapers are in a perfect position to add to that Openness of content Strong technical underpinnings – speedy, secure delivery of image & text to user A focussed collection for education and research A resource that can expand and exploit other opportunities