Announcing the @librarycongress Selected Datasets Collection! Check out the Signal to learn how this program supports emerging styles of data-driven research + our plans for continued development https://t.co/Fr7sv4kxvw
It’s been a year since DCM started exploring the Web Archiving Team's derivative DotGov Datasets. Wonder what's happened in that time? @pgonzfern provides a summary of what's available & recent uses in our newest Signal post! https://t.co/u19CiRqlKa
@Kristydixie @MeganKott https://t.co/Q7bJEUn7rG
Sort of a tangent, but your star war reference made all the connection I needed for one of my fave lines lol
Explore 1,000 PowerPoint presentations archived from government websites, including this Transportation of Hazardous Materials presentation from 2001 - more in this post from the Signal:
https://t.co/FHwRwNFli6
The @librarycongress Web Archives has released a set of 1,000 random image files from archived .gov domain sites. CAPTCHAs, clip art, shots from the Hubble Space Telescope... there’s a lot to see! Thankfully, DCM has this new Signal post with an overview https://t.co/4dUtMVB8Hi
Have you wondered how @librarycongress librarians steward the vast digital collections of the nation’s library? Digital Content Management Section has put together the Digital Collections Management Compendium to explain practices we use!
Read more at https://t.co/0fVkph2Nyr
📈 = this chart shows how much fun you’ll have over time when playing this game. (That little dip of “not fun” in the middle is just an outlier that occurred due to me running out of peanut butter-filled pretzels. Nothing to worry about! 😅)
Balls to the Brawl is OUT NOW! 🎉
In the mood for a power-trip slugfest? Play my new beat-em-up video game on:
@Newgrounds: https://t.co/GesGe8CbAO
@itchio: https://t.co/82iKbwuvg9
Watch the Trailer at: https://t.co/6xvIO217qk
#gamedev#indiedev#indiegame#beatemup
🎼 CSV taught me love, TSV taught me patience, XLS taught me pain. Pleased to share out a blog post I wrote re: tabular data files w/in @librarycongress Web Archives! Sort of a platform studies lite piece :)
The @librarycongress Web Archives just scored a hat trick of totally tabular data for all to enjoy! The DCM team created & analyzed 3 samples of 1,000 CSV, TSV, and XLS files from archived .gov sites. Initial impressions in this post from the Signal https://t.co/YFRVcm4ma9
FF announces the launch of the FF Moving Image Archives! With support from @CLIRRaR, The Gladys Krieble Delmas Foundation, and @NEAarts, FF has made available 140 videos containing audiovisual documentation of events, such as performance art https://t.co/BWJjBcdhdp
Incredible:
A csv file with >500,000 data items on 67,000 South Am. birds, no copyright or restrictions on use.
This is a gift.
Thank you to all of the authors, and thank you to all of the people who contributed data, dating back two centuries. @esa
https://t.co/Xq35ch7vJk