All posts Technology and innovationEmulation’s what you need?Thursday 25 October 2012In computing, emulation is the practice of creating a virtual environment in order to replicate...Managing informationTo keep or not to keep? Records appraisal and moving houseWednesday 24 October 2012So, last weekend I moved house. The word ‘stressful’ just doesn’t do it enough...Records and researchTrainee Tuesday: Watch out – Aliens!Tuesday 23 October 2012As an ‘Opening up Archives’ trainee I was set the task of preparing a...Records and researchReaching out – Ugandan Asians 40 years onMonday 22 October 2012In August 1972, Idi Amin, the leader of Uganda, gave the order that Asian...Records and researchThe National Archives of…where, exactly?Friday 19 October 2012People sometimes comment on the fact that we are called ‘The National Archives’ and...Records and researchHarrow and Wealdstone Rail Crash 1952Thursday 18 October 2012At 08.19 on 8 October 1952 three trains collided with one another at Harrow...Behind the scenesWhat’s in the box?Wednesday 17 October 2012It’s been a good few weeks for news of new developments for archive services...Records and researchToy stories: Peter Rabbit and friendsTuesday 16 October 2012Peter Rabbit has been in the headlines in the past few weeks with the...Records and researchDo you have archival intelligence?Monday 15 October 2012My inspiration for today’s blog post comes from three things that I’ve been involved...Records and researchHobsbawm, UNESCO, and ‘notorious’ CommunistsFriday 12 October 2012The recent passing of the eminent historian Professor Eric Hobsbawm precipitated a flurry of...Records and researchIntroducing our new team member, Victoria Lain!Wednesday 10 October 2012The latest edition of The National Archives’ research newsletter will be out on Monday....Managing informationSnakes and ladders – the semantics of organogramsMonday 8 October 2012Much of the information stored in the workplace holds some information about who created... « 1 … 154 155 156 157 158 … 168 »