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Introduces ‘Index Medicus’ as a bibliographic tool which lists references to articles on the medical and health sciences. Describes the two main sections - the ‘Bibliography of Medical Reviews’ and...
This extensive online archive of Asian Shakespeare productions aims to share approaches to performing Shakespeare in East and Southeast Asia through a collaborative, multilingual online database....
Looks at the way in which British Airways use computers for seat reservations. Animations show how files are structured with a hierarchy of indexes to allow fast access to static information about flights....
A three-programme retrospective of work by video artist Gary Hill, bringing together almost all of his single-screen works from the mid-1970s to the present. Includes WHY DO THINGS GET IN A MUDDLE,...
A lecture by Dr Robert Reck of the Index Group, describing a number of strategies that organisations are using to bring a more imaginative attitude to management, strategies such as analysing ‘the critical...
Looks at the ways in which computers are used by the police to help run incident rooms which handle serious crimes. A system called MIRIAM (Major Incident Room Index and Action management) was a prototype...
Contains 7000 illustrations from manuscripts and printed books from the early Middle ages to th 16th century. There are 2 kinds of pictures: 1) handpainted miniatures, used as decorations and/or...
TVTiP provides a unique searchable index to the London edition of the TVTimes, the listings magazine for ITV broadcasts, from September 1955 to March 1985. TVTiP allows users to search for programmes,...
The November 2010 BFI Southbank guide has broken the news that hundreds of hours of missing early British television have been unearthed at the Library of Congress in Washington D.C. [caption...
This survey is hosted at Swansea University and funded by Action on Hearing Loss, BBC Wales, Coleg Cymraeg Cenedlaethol and S4C. Through this study, we hope to gain a better understanding of the benefits...
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