All posts Records and researchIn the national interest…The Military Service Act, January 1916Thursday 24 January 2013I am going to start this blog post by asking a few questions. If...Records and researchIt’s not the document, it’s the informationWednesday 23 January 2013Researchers spend a lot of time looking for documents. In fact, they may spend...Records and researchMy Tommy’s War: An underage Welsh brickie on the SommeFriday 18 January 2013My introduction to First World War research didn’t initially come through looking into my...Records and researchCelebrating five years of Flickr CommonsThursday 17 January 2013Yesterday marked the fifth anniversary of the launch of the Flickr Commons. There are...Archives and archivistsTrainee Tuesday: Do you know the Muffin Man?Tuesday 15 January 2013Encouraging creative reuse of archive collections As part of my traineeship at Tyne and...Technology and innovationWhat was really going on: the hidden secrets of the UK Government Web ArchiveMonday 14 January 2013New Year Openings at The National Archives are a time for looking back at...Records and researchNew Year, New… research topicFriday 11 January 2013Happy New Year! So, the time is upon us once again – adverts everywhere...Behind the scenesNational Cataloguing Grants Programme for Archives – 2012 awardsThursday 10 January 2013Access to 13 archive collections is set to be transformed by a series of...Behind the scenesSurveying the surveyed: what happened next?Wednesday 9 January 2013I posted back in November about our annual survey, Accessions to Repositories, which maps...Archives and archivistsWhat have archives to do with culture?Monday 7 January 2013I’ve been thinking about this question a lot since starting the Clore Fellowship Programme....Managing informationGetting your five a day – it takes a lot of information to make a garden growFriday 4 January 2013Information isn’t like apples and oranges, or even vegetables, but after my first year...Records and researchMr Johnston’s imaginationWednesday 2 January 2013Some of The National Archives’ most interesting maps are not kept as separate flat,... « 1 … 150 151 152 153 154 … 168 »