Europeana Newspapers (Project Details and Aggregation Workflow)

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The document summarizes the Europeana Newspapers Content Browser project. The 3-year project aggregated 18 million historic newspaper pages from multiple partners to create a searchable online collection. 10 million newspaper pages were converted to full-text to allow users to quickly search articles. The browser also included a special content viewer and tools to help professionals assess digitization quality. The goal was to make historic European newspapers more accessible to the public and support research.

Education

Search and Browse Europe’s Historical Newspapers:
The Europeana Newspapers Content Browser

Connecting knowledge

Alena Fedasenka, Markus Muhr, Elizabeth Joss, Anastasia Gasia, Alastair Dunning

Project Details

Newspapers Content Browser
Search within full-text and image viewer

• Allowing the search and browsing of historic
newspapers and putting them within everyone’s
reach
• A three-year project from February 2012 to
January 2015

Search by newspaper

Search within
full-text and
refine your
search

Explore
other search
results
within a
particular
issue

Navigate to
provider’s
image
server

• Funded under the European Commission’s CIP
2007 – 2013 Programme

Search full-text

Search
newspaper
titles

Newspaper page links to provider

Navigate to
newspaper
issue by
date

• Aggregating 18 million historic newspaper pages
for Europeana and The European Library
• Converting 10 million newspaper pages to fulltext, helping users quickly search for specific
articles, people and destinations mentioned within
the newspaper

Newspaper Issue Page:

Newspaper Results
Page:

• Search within full-text panel
or image viewer
• Find a specific word/article
and view its corresponding
image
• Search within the newspaper
image and navigate to the
highlighted full-text section.

• Building a special content viewer to improve
online newspaper browsing
• Building tools for professionals, which will better
assess the quality of newspaper digitization in
relation to levels of detail, speed and costs.

• Search by newspaper
title or within
newspaper content
• Refine your search,
filter results, obtain
search suggestions
etc.

Newspaper Main Page:

Newspaper Gallery:

Newspaper Viewer:

• Explore historical
newspapers by various
filters, for example,
title, date, provider,
language, popularity,
country etc.

• Navigate to
newspaper record
page to search for
available issue dates
and other newspaper
publication details

• Specific browsing tools
available, for example,
zooming, navigating etc.
• Leaf through
newspapers by page
number and issue date

Newspapers Aggregation Workflow

Project Innovations
• Dynamic image retrieval from partner libraries

Harvest Metadata

XSLT Transformations

Storing Metadata

Copy/Transform

METS/ALTO Enrichments

• Named Entity extraction

Partners
servers

External image
server

DB
DB

DB
DB
Server

Enrichment & Format
Normalization

• Searching across named national boundaries

Metadata
Repository
Enrich

TEL IIP image
server

Index

Full-text
Repository

• What was a published on a single day – an international
perspective

Learn More
Our Newspaper content browser will launch in early 2014. For the
latest information check our websites and follow us on Twitter:
http://www.europeana-newspapers.eu
http://www.theeuropeanlibrary.org
@eurnews

Hard Discs from
UIBK/ CCS

This project runs from February 2012 to February 2015. It is led by the Staatsbibliothek zu Berlin and co-funded by
the European Commission under the Competitiveness and Innovation framework Programme. http://ec.europa.eu/ict_psp

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Fulltext
Index
Index

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