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Converting the British Library’s Catalogue of British and Irish Newspapers into a Public Domain Dataset: Processes and Applications

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Creator (person)
Ryan, Yann
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McKernan, Luke
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Date published
January 22, 2021
Abstract
This paper describes the production of a title-level list of British, Irish, British Overseas Territories and Crown Dependencies newspapers (1621–2019) held by the British Library, and its potential for reuse and research. The data was extracted from the British Library’s catalogue of over 24,000 British and Irish newspaper titles, cleaned, and published on the British Library Research Repository, an open access repository for the research produced by staff and research associates of the British Library. Bespoke versions of the data have been made available to specialist users, notably the British Library/Alan Turing Institute’s ‘Living with Machines’ project, enabling greater historical analysis of nineteenth-century British news and selective digitisation.
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Journal of Open Humanities Data
Publisher
Ubiquity Press, Ltd.
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2059-481X
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https://doi.org/10.5334/johd.23
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https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/
DOI
10.5334/johd.23
Keywords
digital humanities
archives
British Library
metadata
newspapers
newspaper history
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