Sentence examples for digitised newspaper from inspiring English sources

I searched the vast digitised newspaper collection of the National Library of Australia (more than 220 million newspaper articles).

Since 2004, it has been crawling the internet to archive websites connected to British culture in its Digital Library System together with the digitised newspapers and other content.

Once digitised, newspapers will be made available free "in the British Library reading rooms", matching today's print-based model, and online via "a micropayment website" that will be run by Brightsolid as it hopes to sell articles to amateur genealogists and anybody interested in history.

Most of it is at once Panglossian and melioristic: yes, experts assert, there's no disputing the impact of digitised text on the whole culture of the codex; fewer paper books are being sold, newspapers fold, bookshops continue to close, libraries as well.

Sourced from archival storage held by the Public Records Office Victoria and digitised by genealogy website Ancestry, the material includes patient records and registers, newspaper clippings, photos, letters, and suicide notes.

These were digitised and then analysed.

None of these indexes has links to digitised images.

Broadly, they say, they're fans of digitised music.

Once these sounds are digitised, they will be safe indefinitely.

A transformation that makes digital services, not simply digitised applications.

The tape was then digitised and uploaded," said Mora.