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· If you are interested in the history of the Guardian or the Observer, please refer to www.guardian.co.uk/newsroom for more information on the Newsroom, a purpose- built archive and visitor centre for the Guardian, the Observer and Guardian Unlimited at 60 Farringdon Road, London EC1R 3GA.

· If you are interested in the history of the Guardian or the Observer, please refer to www.theguardian.com/newsroom for more information on the Newsroom, a purpose- built archive and visitor centre for the Guardian, the Observer and Guardian Unlimited at 60 Farringdon Road, London EC1R 3GA.

He built his archive without ever stepping into a record shop, thanks to music piracy on an "industrial scale".

Using sites like the Internet Movie Database as a model, Songkick has built an archive of two million concerts going back to the 1950s.

Mr. Caspar said Tuesday that Facebook had built an archive of more than 75 billion photos, and 450 million people have been tagged worldwide.

My father loved that tactility -- so much so that he built an archive of more than 150 unique newsstand paperweights and hand-carved prototypes from around the globe.

Steven Leiber, a San Francisco art dealer and collector who became an expert in artists' ephemera and built an archive that became an important resource for scholars and curators, died on Jan . 28at his home there.

The Digging Pitt Gallery (4417 Butler Street; 412-605-0450; www.diggingpitt.copeneds opened by the artist John Morris, a New York transplant who built an archive of flat files as a way to display hundreds of works by emerging and under-recognized artists that can't fit on his gallery's walls.

That's why its built the Archive, a hedge against the potentially short-sighted trend of ephemerality.

In addition, a central database was built to archive all of the genetic testing data, notes, and comments throughout the review process, variant validation data by Sanger sequencing as well as the final clinical reports for future reference.

Small wonder; it was planned meticulously by its namesake, who built the archives and willed the estate to the government while he was still in office.