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Expanding the Television Archive
When we started archiving television in 2000, people shrugged and asked, “Why? Isn’t it all junk anyway?” As the saying goes, one person’s junk is another person’s gold. From 2010-18, scholars, pundits and above all, reporters, have spun journalistic gold … Continue reading
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Tagged elections, Face-O-Matic, fact check, FiveThirtyEight, Fox News, Knight Foundation, political ads, television archive, The New York Times, TV news archive, UCLA, Vanderbilt University
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UCLA Brings Light to the Undiscovered Country of Television News
The UCLA Library recently launched a remarkable broadcast news research and education platform, Broadcast NewsScape. The service is accessible online to users on the UCLA campus. Platform managers hope to expand access throughout the UC system later this year. NewsScape … Continue reading