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S Roberts's List: History & Academic Sites
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Apr 22, 09
Presidential campaign tv advertisements
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Sep 02, 09
University of Pittsburgh Center for Minority Health, Graduate School of Public Health
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Jun 02, 10
"Historic Films holds an extensive library of databased, copyright cleared and digitized stock footage from 1896-1990
Our archive contains over 30,000 different musical performances (1925-1990), drawn from the many programs and libraries owned and represented by Historic Films.
Historic Films is also a leading source for archival (1895-1990) stock shots, with over 20,000 hours of copyright cleared and fully logged material, encompassing virtually every subject imaginable.
Our stock image searchable online database, online compilation reels and informed staff will make your film research fast, painless and affordable." -
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Aug 09, 10
"Welcome to the Virtual Oral/Aural History Archive of California State University, Long Beach. This site provides access to the full audio recordings of oral histories that have been deposited in Special Collections of the University Library - enabling you, the user, to hear the voice, pitch, and rhythm of the narrations as well as the emotions these convey. You will hear the actual spoken words of oral history narrators, rather than seeing a written version of them in the form of a transcript.
The CSULB oral history collections have been assembled from a number of sources and cover topics ranging from women's social history and ethnic studies to Long Beach Area history and the Arts in Southern California. Some of the interviews in the Asian-American, Mexican-American and women's history collections date back to 1972 and include interviews with narrators born as early as the 1860s.
Presently, more than three hundred hours of Los Angeles basin oral histories in women's, labor history and Long Beach area history are available online, including forty hours of interviews with California women who were rank and file activists in the national suffrage movement. You will be able to listen to any segment of an interview, after reviewing the segment synposis, or you can select segments across interviews based on topic searches. While you will be able to listen to the streamed sound, you will not be able to download it without authorization. For a copy of any sound file, please complete the permission form and submit your request. A small fee will be charged for the shipping and handling of a CD or tape cassette.
The Real Audio player is required for listening to the audio segments. If you do not have the free player on your machine, please download it from Real Networks first (be certain to search out the free RealOne Player unless you'd prefer to pay for the extra features of the "plus" version and/or subscribe to their media channels).
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