All posts Records and researchCalculating the destruction of all lifeWednesday 20 February 2013My colleague Linda and I have spent the last couple of weeks trying to...Records and researchTrainee Tuesday: A bit of old BritainTuesday 19 February 2013As part of my traineeship I’m creating an online exhibition at Northumberland Archives, showcasing...Managing informationFinding the gold amongst the stonesMonday 18 February 2013Dear Information Agony Aunt I need to start appraising my organisation’s digital information. There...Records and researchMy Tommy’s War: Mr Brown’s WarFriday 15 February 2013I was discussing the First World War with a friend and we were talking...Records and researchWriter of the month: We fought them in the filing cabinets…Thursday 14 February 2013D-Day, 6 June 1944, the turning point of the Second World War, was a...Behind the scenesThe year of the blogWednesday 13 February 2013It has been one year since we launched The National Archives’ blog. From the...Behind the scenesNew blog layoutTuesday 12 February 2013We’ve introduced a new front page for the blog, showing a lot more of...Records and researchYou have two cowsMonday 11 February 2013You live in a village in 16th century England and you keep two cows....Managing informationDastardly Digital Dilemmas: 5) Losing your supplierFriday 8 February 2013On our Digital Continuity training course we cover a situation where the supplier of...Technology and innovationBring out your dead (files)Friday 8 February 2013On Monday 28 January, the Digital Preservation Coalition (DPC) hosted a file formats day of...Records and researchShoulder of wren with salad: diets and debt in Elizabethan EnglandThursday 7 February 2013Have you ever written an email in anger or in jest, and then decided...Records and researchHappy Waitangi Day!Tuesday 5 February 2013A very happy Waitangi Day to all New Zealanders everywhere. To coincide with Waitangi... « 1 … 147 148 149 150 151 … 167 »