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  • 2020
    Research report

    UK Web Archive Quarterly Report: July, August and September 2020

    This is the Web Archiving Statistics 2nd Quarter Report for 2020/2021. It presents statistics about targets (titles) created, 'Save a UK website' nominations, UKWA scope and usage. It is our intention to distribute this report quarterly (July, October, January, and April) with a more comprehensive report at the end of...
    Webber, Jason
  • 2020
    Research report

    UK Web Archive Quarterly Report: April, May and June 2020

    This is the first Web Archiving Statistics Quarterly Report for 2020/2021. It is our intention to distribute this report quarterly (July, October, January, and April) with a more comprehensive report at the end of the financial year.
    Webber, Jason
  • 2020
    Research report

    British Library Research Report 2018-19

    Welcome to our third annual Research Report, covering the academic year October 2018 to September 2019. Research is central to the work of the British Library, permeating what we do as an organisation and shaping what we are able to offer to all our users, collaborators and audiences. Reflecting on...
    British Library
  • 2019
    Research report

    British Library Research Report 2017-18

    The Library’s role as an Independent Research Organisation (IRO) is central to our research identity, supporting a thriving research culture and enabling us to lead and partner on high level research. The funding we receive feeds into all aspects of our vision, supporting learning, custodianship, business and international partnerships, and...
    British Library
  • 2018
    Research report

    British Library Research Report 2016-17

    The British Library has always been a place where research happens. Academics, students and independent researchers alike use our Reading Rooms to undertake detailed study on topics from every disciplinary area, reflecting the national and international collections we care for. More recently, our users have been able to access an...
    British Library
  • 2020
    Research report

    UK Web Archive Annual Report 2019

    This report collates the quarterly web archiving statistical reports from the preceding year (1st April 2019 to 31st March 2020). It mostly covers headline statistics but also highlights other notable areas of interest, such as collection development and projects that have either been completed or are still ongoing. The report...
    UK Web Archive
  • 2007
    Research report

    The Present Past of the Israeli-Palestinian Conflict: Israeli Archaeology in the West Bank and East Jerusalem since 1967

    As in many contested regions, the past is always present in the Middle East conflict. Here, however, the past has far greater weight than any other region, and archaeologists are those that give the distant past a palpable, physical expression. In this sense, archaeology and politics have always been intertwined....
    Greenberg, Raphael ;   Keinan, Adi
  • 2020
    Research report

    Archiving Interactive Narrative: Technical Report (1.3)

    Tools used were W3ACT and Webrecorder. W3ACT, or ACT, the Annotation Curation Tool is Open Source software designed by The British Library to help librarians, curators and subject specialists curate specific parts of the Web. It interfaces with the Heritrix crawl engine built by the Internet Archive. Both ACT and...
    Clark, Lynda
  • 2020
    Research report

    Archiving Interactive Narrative: UK Tools Usage (1.1)

    This study aimed to gain a preliminary overview of the Interactive Fiction works being created in the UK and the tools being used by UK-based creators. It was limited to items which would be encompassed by the Legal Deposit Framework and those which were online only and could therefore be...
    Clark, Lynda
  • 2020
    Research report

    Architecture Review for Advancing Hyku Project

    This report is a deliverable of the Advancing Hyku: Open Source Institutional Repository Platform Development” project, funded by Arcadia—a charitable fund of philanthropists Lisbet Rausing and Peter Baldwin. The purpose of this document is to review the architecture and design of the Hyku implementation of British library, with reference to...
    Sundar, Rathin

    repository, British Library, Samvera, Advancing Hyku, and Hyku