Media News - Thursday, May 08, 2008
Over 200 years of newspaper content made available as TimesOnline launches digital archive
TimesOnline has launched a beta version digital archive opening up over two hundred years-worth of newspaper content to web users. The archive, which was launched over the weekend, will feature content produced by The Times, Sunday Times and TimesOnline published since 1785. The amount of content in the beta section will be expanded before its official launch, which is expected in the next couple of months, Anne Spackman, editor-in-chief of TimesOnline, told Journalism.co.uk. The paper is using technology from search company FAST to help build the service and allow users to 'delve deeper' into the archived content. The archive will initially be free to users, Spackman added, though this would be reviewed over time with the possibility of some subscription packages being introduced. The archive will be managed by the site's editorial team lead by an archive editor. (Journalism.co.uk)
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