The Past, Present, and Possible Futures of Legal Deposit
Dr. Paul Gooding (Principal Investigator)
Sir Thomas Bodley casts a long shadow over the history of libraries in the United Kingdom. In 1598, with the library at Oxford University in a state of disrepair, Bodley's offer to lead its restoration was accepted. The resultant library, named in his honour, was formally re-opened in 1602. Eight years later, he created the precursor to legal deposit in the UK. His 1610 agreement with the "Worshipful Company of Stationers and Newspaper Makers",...
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Digital Library Futures: Symposium on NonPrint Legal Deposit
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Legal Deposit and the Digital Humanities: Digital Library Futures hits Mexico City!
Author: Paul Gooding (4/7/2018)
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Digital Library Futures at DH2018
Author: Linda Berube (25/6/2018)
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National Library of Scotland Reading Room in Glasgow
Author: Fred Saunderson (01/05/2018)
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Seeking Information on Users Seeking Information
Author: Linda Berube (21/03/18)
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The Past, Present, and Possible Futures of Legal Deposit
Author: Paul Gooding (27/02/18)