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Free online access for the first time to more than 35,000 cases spanning over 225 years of Supreme Court decisions made available by the Library of Congress https://t.co/BCmWzvkbfa
Who owns culture? An introduction to copyright for undergraduate students
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Free webinar - sign into the Adobe Connect site early on Thursday, March 1 at 2 pm Eastern/11 am Pacific to secure a space. (Registration is capped at 100.)
The George Washington Thumb Bible "Some two centuries after it was published, a rare miniature bible dedicated to ‘His Excellency G. Washington’ has come to Jerusalem. Israel's National Library has made it freely accessible online for the first time."
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Erasing History
When an online news outlet goes out of business, its archives can disappear as well. The new battle over journalism’s digital legacy.
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How to Find a Woman Scientist
New database is fighting the poor visibility of women in STEM by offering female professionals as speakers, panelists, experts, course leaders and advocates for diversity and equity
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Ned Potter: A Guide To The Best Free Sites For CC0 Art And Stock Photography. “The sites listed below contain images which have been made Creative Commons Zero (also known as CCO) by their creators, are available to use by anyone, however they like.
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British Library: A mammoth list of Digitised Manuscripts hyperlinks at the British Library. Noless than 1,943 manuscripts and documents made in Europe before 1600, with more being added all the time.”
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Listen Notes is a podcast search engine that actually works. It's like Google, but for podcasts. You can search 410,820 podcasts & 24,075,005 episodes by people, places, or topics -- (almost) all podcasts you can find on the Internet.
https://t.co/eARbkuwVuG
The National Academies Press (NAP) was created by the National Academy of Sciences to publish the reports of the National Academies of Sciences, Engineering, and Medicine. https://t.co/uySFU5WmE1. All PDF versions of books can be downloaded free of charge.
Map of Life https://t.co/V3gHQoDJzx
Explore data about the relationships between biodiversity and geography through a series of highly-engaging and informative interactive maps
18c American Women
A blog dedicated to eighteenth century portraits featuring women and the history behind both the subjects and artists of these portraits.
https://t.co/wH240sji9s
Abraham Lincoln’s papers from his time as a lawyer, congressman and the 16th president are now online in full color in a new presentation.
https://t.co/fGH0Y5Aghu