Web Archives and the legacy of the Olympics
Web Archives and the legacy of the Olympics
Web Archives and the legacy of the Olympics
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Item type:Blog post, Boris Johnson, fertility and the royal baby: how far does the concept of Olympic Legacy go?(2020-03-23)Mello, CaioThis is a copy of a blog post originally published on the British Library's UK Web Archive blog. This is a guest post, written by an external contributor. Unless otherwise stated, all rights are reserved.1 4 - Some of the metrics are blocked by yourconsent settings
Item type:Blog post, Exploring media events with Shine(2020-10-19)Mello, CaioThis is a copy of a blog post originally published on the British Library's UK Web Archive blog. This is a guest post, written by an external contributor. Unless otherwise stated, all rights are reserved.1 8 - Some of the metrics are blocked by yourconsent settings
Item type:Blog post, What is left behind? Exploring the Olympic Games legacies through the UK Web Archive(2019-12-04)Mello, CaioThis is a copy of a blog post originally published on the British Library's UK Web Archive blog. This is a guest post, written by an external contributor. Unless otherwise stated, all rights are reserved. - Some of the metrics are blocked by yourconsent settings
Item type:Blog post, London’s Olympic Legacy: Local, National and International Aspirations(2021-07-08)Mello, CaioThis is a copy of a blog post originally published on the British Library's UK Web Archive blog. This is a guest post, written by an external contributor. Unless otherwise stated, all rights are reserved.1 6