interesting pieces presented in aesthetically pleasing fashion. i can ask for no more. i may only be grateful to unesco for making the wdl and djgh for alerting us. posted by the aloha at 2:19 PM on April 19
Where are the British institutions? posted by tellurian at 5:26 PM on April 19
tellurian,
It would appear that they did not choose to participate ... /me shrugs; not that many US institutions either, but what the heck. I'm just delighted to see it and find it fully-operational! posted by aldus_manutius at 10:59 AM on April 20
Maybe the Europeana library (overview / partners) goes at least part way to explain why the lack of UK sites. By the way, I made up a sampling (selflink) from the WDL the other day. It's hard to know what the right balance is between individual institution availability and what is contributed to these portals. A lot of the WDL stuff was already online (maybe half?). I guess as a consumer it's a case of 'the more the merrier' but there must be a lot of politics and economic/rights hand wringing and arguments going on in the background. posted by peacay at 5:13 PM on April 20
Short (text) interview with the Director of the WDL, John Van Oudenaren. posted by peacay at 3:21 PM on April 21
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