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I believe a good source for you all would be any mid-size city has a decent aized newspaper and they usually have a library department that manages the clippings and or photo archives. These folks have been dealing with these issues for years and would be a good resource also.
Special Libraries Association could also be a good resource as this is the Association the Newspaper Librarians usually belong to.
Carla Hemsing <[log in to unmask]> wrote:
This is a "me too" request, plus another request. Susan, if people respond to you directly, would you mind summarizing for the list? Or, alternatively, people could respond to the list.
As well, I am wondering if anyone could recommend a way to manage newspaper clippings. Our Public Relations Department has newspaper clippings from many years past in paper format. We need an imaging solution and a way to search the content - same idea as Susan's request, but for newspaper clippings instead of photos.
Thanks.
Carla Hemsing
Records / Information & Privacy Coordinator
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