Pop Up Archive was founded by Berkeley School of Information alumnae Anne Wooten and Bailey Smith.
Apple bought Pop Up Archive, the Oakland-based startup, co-founded by MIMS alumnae Bailey Smith and Anne Wootton, that began as a MIMS Final Project in 2012.
A new project, Pop Up Archive, hopes to provide support for people like you who are looking for methods to organize, preserve and provide some type of access to audio collections.
They're smart proof that with a strong narrative, good, funny and candid interviews as well as access to the BBC's vast pop culture archive, straw can be spun into gold.
Elizabeth Price Curates The work of Turner prize winner (and singer of 80s indie lot Talulah Gosh) Elizabeth Price has always had a sense of the found-footage to it, with her video installations splicing together pop songs, archive clips and images to create something beguiling.
Pop Up Archive was founded back in 2012 and has remained pretty small since then.
Pop Up Archive uses advanced transcription to vastly increase the textual data we have about the content that's out there.
Once the transcriptions are generated by Pop Up Archive and edited by Divinity students, they will be made available on the web interface alongside the recordings.
