2014
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2014 1,138
December 2014
- Christmas, locked in the ice
- Access World News/ NewsBank
- American news dailies and weeklies: current acquisitions
- Curzon’s Durbars and the Alqabnamah: The Persian Gulf as part of the Indian Empire
- Artistic visions of the Delhi Zenana
- Christmas and New Year in the Persian Gulf: Protocol and Ceremony
- The London Qazwini Goes Live
- The British Library and Shandong University sign a Memorandum of Understanding
- Early Chinese rhyme dictionary now on display at the British Museum
- William Beckford's albums on Hindu mythology
- George Percy Churchill’s Biographical Notices of Persian Statesmen and Notables
- Javanese manuscript art: Serat Selarasa
- Book now for preservation and collection care courses 2015
- British Library Labs Symposium 2014 – The Winners
- British Library Labs Symposium 2014 – Keynote
- Curious Roads to Cross - 21st Century Curatorship Talk by David Normal
- Two 'Off the Map' games available as free downloads
- Software Sustainability Institute Fellowship
- KNOW YOUR CULTURE! OR ELSE…
- New online collections – December 2014
- What's in a name, or How Gothic is Goth?
- Jane Austen and the ‘very horrid’ Northanger Abbey
- ‘The Story is the Thing’: Graham Swift on reading his stories out loud
- On the eve... Germans in Britain in 1913
- Tango with Cows – Mystical Images of War - Russian First World War posters: celebrating their centenary.
- Have yourself a scripturally correct Christmas
- ‘Russian glory’ of Oscar Wilde and Aubrey Beardsley
- Punishment as a Crime?
- A dish fit for the gods: 150 years of Offenbach’s ‘La belle Hélène’
- "I raised a fire in my heart": remembering Eroshenko
- From Sanatoria to Skis: Winter Holidays in Switzerland
- Velimir Khlebnikov – pioneer of trans-sense language
- ‘Say “Dracula” and you smile. Say “Nosferatu” and you’ve eaten a lemon’
- Spanish insiders and outsiders
- Nikolai Berdyaev and Lenin’s ‘Philosophy Steamer’
- The Two Sieges of Paris: more caricatures from the Franco-Prussian War and the Commune
- Giving young people a taste for business with Citrus Saturday
- Self-service photography in our Reading Rooms
- The making of a best-seller
- Welcome to the Knowledge Quarter
- Revealing Gulf history online
- George III architectural plans
- England and the North-East Passage
- Maps in the 20th century: Disney World UK
- The Draw of the Arctic
- The Top Ten Blog Posts of 2014
- Been Around the World: Exhibition Loans in 2014
- Saved for the Nation: New Acquisitions in 2014
- Merry Christmas Everyone!
- Between Manuscript and Print: Greek Manuscripts from the Circle of Aldus Manutius
- Guess the Manuscript XVIII - Christmas Special
- Handle With Care: The Conservation and Digitisation of the Phillipps Lectionary
- Tudor Scribe and Spy at No. 2 in the Official Classical Charts
- Important notice: Temporary removal of Lindisfarne Gospels from display in the Treasures Gallery
- Magna Carta at the British Library in 2015
- An Early Holiday Present: Forty-six new Greek manuscripts online
- Holiday Gift Ideas from the British Library
- Report on the Fourteenth-Century Illuminated Manuscripts Conference
- New Images on the Catalogue of Illuminated Manuscripts
- A Calendar Page for December 2014
- 'Earliest' polyphonic music discovered in British Library
- Making waves with the Qatar Digital Library
- Wishing you a Merry Crystal-mas from DataCite UK
- SWOTY 2014
- ODIN - Linking datasets and their creators
- Feminism in London Conference
- Inspired by Flickr: a year in review
- Oral History Curator's Choice
- Inspired by Flickr: Fire
- How to run a power station
- 2014 - the year's news about news
- The Psycho Bicycle
- Happy Christmas from MI5!
- A wartime Christmas party
- Season’s greetings at Gombroon
- The Poisoned Mince Pie
- Santa Claus’s coming to Britain
- The talented Mr Fox Talbot Part 5 – Photoglyphic engraving
- Victorian children - lost and found
- The Dubai Incident
- The Sinking of Old Sarum
- Medical Topography in the India Office Records
November 2014
- Bringing the Arctic to Leicester Square
- Mark Twain and the SS Batavia
- Burmese scenes from the Life of the Buddha
- The beauty of palm leaf manuscripts (1): Central Thailand
- Digital Hebrew treasures from the British Library collections
- An early Malay letter from Brunei
- A popular Chinese game: the Qi Qiao Tu, or Tangram
- The Brutal End of Persia’s Zand Dynasty
- Arabic scientific manuscripts go live in Qatar Digital Library
- ‘The Salmon Book’: Conservation in Reverse
- The conservation of two late medieval Hebrew manuscripts
- Celebrating Historic Newspapers
- Doctoral Students' Open Day: Digital Scholarship
- International Games Day at Your Library
- BL Digital Scholarship survey: how are users engaging with our digital content?
- New online collections – November 2014 Part 2
- New online collections – November 2014 Part 1
- A Chief and his Wheelbarrow: Digitisation and history in India’s Northeast
- The Face in the Glass: Mary Elizabeth Braddon and the Victorian Gothic Tale
- History at Stake! The Story Behind Vampire Slaying Kits
- Happy Birthday Bram Stoker!
- Mouse-skin eyebrows.
- ‘All Horrid’ – but not all German
- Are you afraid of the fairies? You should be.
- When Cavafy met Marinetti
- The Death of a Countess and the Draw of Local History
- A postmodern ‘War and Peace’
- Mysterious Manuscripts, lost and found
- Silesia: a borderland in Central Europe
- “Cursed orthography”: Revolution, Language and Identity
- NISE – Providing an instrument for the comparative transnational study of national movements
- Is your governess really a spy?
- Hero of Montevideo: Ivo Lapenna in memoriam
- Concert to celebrate the Silver Jubilee of the Friends of the British Library - Brahms’ Requiem
- An umbrella with style and strength - the Senz° XL storm-proof
- Book Review - Salvation in a start-up? The origins and nature of the self-employment boom
- Loom Bands - the toy sensation of 2014
- What’s new on… Datamonitor Consumer
- Innovating for Growth: The AnnaLoucah story
- Book review - Noon, with a View by Stephen Fear
- From Magna Carta to West Africa – cultural highlights for 2015
- Networking across the nation
- Welcome to Living Knowledge!
- These maps were made for walking
- Lines in the Ice: maps and the history of exploration
- Maps Tag-a-thon: it’s online
- Lines in the Sea: underwater oil in the 20th century
- Guess the Manuscript XVII
- Worn Around the Edges: More on the Phillipps Lectionary
- The Phillipps Lectionary: a window into 11th-century Byzantine illumination
- Nine-month Internship in the Ancient, Medieval and Early Modern Manuscripts Section
- Collaborative Doctoral Partnerships at the British Library
- Magna Carta Ballot: a huge thank-you
- A Royal Beast and the Menagerie in the Tower
- Fire and Brimstone: Another Apocalypse Manuscript Goes Live
- The Codex Crippsianus: A Byzantine Manuscript of the Attic Orators
- The Harley Psalter: Devils in the Details
- Greek Digitisation Project update: 40 manuscripts newly uploaded
- “Snip It!” at The Jewish Museum, Berlin
- A Calendar Page for November 2014
- Calling all PhD students with a music-related topic!
- Film Screening: The Silk Road of Pop
- How to write a plain English summary
- Science writing competition - now open for entries!
- Access to Understanding
- Socio-Economic Developments since 1820
- Collecting the Referendum
- Saturday 15th November: Too much information? Join the debate
- Rare Noël Coward recording rediscovered
- Oral history for Disability History Month
- The eCreative “Sound Connections” pilot nears completion
- Jolly chuffed to spend a very hockey sticks weekend in Dulwich village
- Computer Memories of Alan Turing
- Inspired by Flickr: Water
- The Long, Long Trail
- Film Screening: The Silk Road of Pop
- Off the Map 2014 videogame winners announced
- They are a-changin'
- From Burnley to Cairo
- Circumnavigating Warbah and Rollicking Riproars, or how to cure the boredom of Empire
- A most depressing read
- The Slave Trade at Aden, Part 2
- The Slave Trade at Aden, Part 1
- Terror and Wonder Indian-style
- Allan Leonard Lewis VC: Wales’s forgotten war hero
- The Moustache Murder
- Fireworks tragedy sparks succession crisis
- Summoned by the Shah
- Collecting First World War Websites – November 2014 update
- Powering the UK Web Archive search with Solr
October 2014
- Baseball in the Library
- Olaudah Equiano and the draw of the Arctic
- Ghoulish images from East Asia
- Twenty more Persian manuscript treasures now online
- A royal Malay letter from Ternate
- Indian Music in the Persian Collections: the Javahir al-Musiqat-i Muhammadi (Or.12857). Part 2
- Three volumes of the Yongle Dadian now on display at the British Museum
- Indian Music in the Persian Collections: the Javahir al-Musiqat-i Muhammadi (Or.12857). Part 1
- Heirloom manuscripts from Jambi
- Bookbinder Bernard Middleton celebrates 90th birthday
- Paper cuts: small but mighty!
- Burnt Cotton Collection survey enables digitisation prioritisation
- 800 year old Magna Carta manuscript reveals its secrets
- 2014 Off the Map Competition Winners Announced at GameCity9 Festival
- British Library Digital Scholarship Training Programme: a round-up of resources you can use
- Victorian Meme Machine - Extracting and Converting Jokes
- Curious Roads to Cross: British Library, Burning Man and the art of David Normal
- Introducing Paper Machines
- British Library Labs Symposium 2014
- The Art of Data
- September online collections 2014
- George Orwell’s Burmese Days
- Carry on Screaming
- 'Think only this': war poets witnessing a century of war at the British Library
- London - A Literary Anthology. A new publication from the British Library.
- A Variety of Vampires
- Language and the making of nations
- Félicien Rops, Baudelaire and skeleton passions
- Person from a portrait: Ira Frederick Aldridge, the first black Othello
- Two Languages, One Nation?
- Ukrainian printing in the Russian empire
- One book, many faces: the Nobel laureate Patrick Modiano
- Lermontov – 200 years since the birth of the great Russian writer
- A German lesson for Europe: Siegfried Lenz (1926-2014)
- Legendary Goths (of Spain)
- The Art of War: Lepanto 1571
- Ploughing, scattering and translating, or, You know more German hymns than you think.
- The Warsaw Uprising of 1944: Epilogue
- Off the Map Gothic: the finalists!
- Maps relating to the Middle East now available online
- 1971: A Football Heritage Map
- A History of the 20th Century in 100 Maps
- New Acquisition: The Bowes Playing cards of 1590
- Guess the Manuscript XVI
- Magna Carta Ballot closes 31 October
- Lindisfarne Gospels in our Treasures Gallery
- How To Be A Hedgehog
- Illuminated Manuscripts Conference - more places available
- The Death of King John
- Dedicated to You
- Another Greek update: Forty-six more manuscripts online!
- Heraldic herrings, hedgehogs and hosiery
- The Latest, Greatest, Up-To-Datest Giant List of Digitised Manuscripts Hyperlinks
- Magna Carta: be part of history
- Waiting List: AMARC Conference on English Fourteenth-Century Illuminated Manuscripts at the British Library
- Magna Carta Tickets On Sale
- Apocalypse Then: Further Medieval Visions from Revelation
- A Calendar Page for October 2014
- From bombers into airliners…
- Summer of Science Policy
- Autumn/Winter Events
- Exploring British Online Archives
- Qatar Digital Library portal launched
- Inspired by Flickr: Earth
- Inspired by Flickr: Air
- The Barbara Weinberger Police Interviews collection
- It's all in the Howl
- Happy birthday compact disc!
- Newspaper reading rooms - a subversive history
- Recording Scotland
- Award of Victoria Cross to Khudadad Khan
- The Waste-Paper Basket of Verse
- Newspaper notices- a window into the past
- Hue and Cry
- Launch of Qatar Digital Library
- Missionaries caught up in World War One
- Never a dull moment – the life of a diplomat’s wife
- Princess Victoria’s cycling adventure
- Looking a gift horse in the mouth
- A bottle of water and half a biscuit
- Sausages and bunting comfort troops in Paris
- The Euphrates Expedition of 1836: Ingenuity and Tragedy in Mesopotamia
- What is still on the web after 10 years of archiving?
- Thoughts on website selecting for the UK Web Archive
September 2014
- Wheel Outings in Canada
- The Unbuilt Room
- Finding Franklin
- Farthest North Cricket (and other Arctic sports)
- Ernest Cromwell Peake in China
- Two Persian ‘Ming’ manuscripts on view at the British Museum
- The Magic of Birds
- One-day Symposium: British Library Persian Manuscripts: Collections and Research
- Fifty more Malay manuscripts to be digitised
- The original Japanese Moon Princess
- Charles D'Oyly's voyage to Patna
- A new catalogue of Malay and Indonesian manuscripts in British collections
- Conservation and preservation training to continue with West Dean College
- Terror and Wonder: The Gothic Imagination
- Meet Adopt a Book Conservator Rick Brown
- Applying Forensics to Preserving the Past: Current Activities and Future Possibilities
- Finding Jokes - The Victorian Meme Machine
- Wikimania and UK Wikimedian of the Year 2014 Awards
- Faces and Places in Iran: Iranian photography at the turn of the 20th century
- New online collections – September 2014 – three million images online!
- Tim Etchells on the Forced Entertainment collection
- The International Workshop Festival Collection (1988 - 2001)
- The Secret Life of Books (at the British Library)
- A Glider Pilot amongst the Mosquitoes
- Kazimir Malevich - pioneer of Russian abstract art
- Silence is golden
- Dark blue world, little blue book: English for Czech servicemen
- ‘Sack of Louvain – Awful holocaust’ (Daily Mail headline, Monday 31 August 1914)
- The Colour of Hope – Irina Ratushinskaya in the ‘Small Zone’
- A Teuton take on tartan: Sco(t)tland and the Germans
- A nurse, a poet and a girl – women’s diaries of the Great War
- Before the ‘Miracle of the Marne’ – what if the Germans had reached Paris in September 1914
- Andorra spans the Channel
- Highlights of the Polonica collection
- Matisse and Tériade
- Is Bazarov human after all?
- Inspiring Entrepreneurs: Movers and Shakers
- What’s new on… eMarketer
- Book review - Lean Analytics by Alistair Croll and Benjamin Yoskovitz
- Healthcare Industry Market Research in the Business & IP Centre
- New database in the Business & IP Centre: Local Data Online
- Using Netmums to find local business listings
- Your Brand and Your Promise
- Trade marks during the Great War
- Maps Tag-a-thon Event
- Franklin's ship: whodunnit?
- The life and death of Pompey the Great
- Guess the Manuscript XV
- Virgil's Countryside
- Languages in Medieval Britain
- Visualising Stonehenge
- Apes Pulling Shapes
- Royal Manuscripts Conference Papers Now Online
- The 2014 Panizzi Lectures - The Giant Bibles of Twelfth-Century England
- Forty-four More Greek Manuscripts Online
- Visions of the Apocalypse: A Heavenly Choir or a Lake of Fire?
- Dictionaries: More Than Mere Words
- A Calendar Page for September 2014
- A Donizetti Discovery
- Archiving WOMAD 2014
- Syriac Liturgical Music - From the Mountains of the Servants of God
- Beyond Nature vs Nurture
- Our next TalkScience event - an issue to get your teeth into
- Exploring Play – a free, open, online course
- Regeneration?
- Listening to the radio
- On the Trail of the Polar Bear
- Archiving WOMAD 2014
- Syriac Liturgical Music - From the Mountains of the Servants of God
- St Pancras Intelligencer no. 35
- News from the community
- St Pancras Intelligencer no. 34
- Here come the papers
- An insubordinate cricketer
- Engineering a career in India, part 2
- The Endangered Archives Programme - your chance to apply!
- Bringing Archive Catalogues to Life – the SNAC Project
- Arsenic, Cyanide and Strychnine - the Golden Age of Victorian Poisoners
- King Silence - the lives of Victorian deaf children
- Introducing the India Office Medical Archives Project
- Finding Indian soldiers who served in World War One
- Melancholy suicide at North Mimms
- Wealth and Want
- Dot Scot: A new domain identity
August 2014
- War, Women and Song: British Library, 30 August 2014
- Pax Aeterna (1917): silent film screening at the British Library, 29 August 2014
- ‘Tanabata (七夕) Star Festival’ - is it 7 July or 2 August 2014? (1)
- ‘Tanabata (七夕) Star Festival’ - is it 7 July or 2 August 2014? (2)
- Taking the Train to America: The Royal Scot and 'A Century of Progress'
- "Na-no, Na-no!"
- Sampaio: public works, protest and the Brazilian nation
- 50,000 Moths and Butterflies Died in the Making of this Post
- Coming up: Lines in the Ice
- 'A very ingenious person': The Maratha artist Gangaram Cintaman Tambat
- A rare Vietnamese map of China
- Persian letters from the Nawabs of the Carnatic 1777-1816
- A Javanese manuscript artist at work
- The accident that befell Sir Donald Friell McLeod
- The British capture of Java, 1811
- James Skinner's Tazkirat al-Umara now digitised
- A Malay letter from Madura
- Eighteenth-century Country-house Guidebooks: Tools for Interpretation and Souvenirs
- The British Library Meets Burning Man
- Interactive Fiction Writer-in-Residence for the Lines in the Ice Exhibition
- The Work of Art in the Age of Digital Production
- Digital Music Lab: Analysing Big Music Data
- New online collections – August 2014
- Living the Victorian Nightmare: The Damnation of Theron Ware
- We Will Remember Them
- Greek Orthodox Paper Icons in the British Library – their purpose, style and iconography
- Remembering the Isonzo Front
- Are exams getting easier?
- Postcards and Photographs from the Eastern Front
- The Drama of Marinetti by Mikhail Karasik
- St Helen – imperial archaeologist
- 'Pfui, der Struwwelpeter!' British Adventures of a German nursery classic
- Turbulent priest and polemical playwright: the life and death of Kaj Munk
- Albinia Lucy Wherry and Russian “knights” on war-time postcards
- Moomins and more…
- A very Dutch fire
- Cats, courtesans and Claudine: the colourful career of Colette
- The unvanquished city: Warsaw Uprising 1944
- Back to business with Rasheed Ogunlaru
- Top tips from Blink Brow founder Vanita Parti
- Transformers: Age of Extinction - Intellectual Property in disguise
- Success - maps 100% georeferenced
- Don’t Lose Your Head: It’s Just St. John the Baptist’s Day!
- A Temporary Farewell
- Bugs in Books
- St Bartholomew and Bookbindings: Happy St Bartholomew's Day!
- Three More Books of Hours
- The Lacock Abbey Cartularies
- The Wardington Hours
- The Journey of a Greek Manuscript
- Happy St Lawrence's Day!
- Parallel Lines
- Twenty-four More Greek Manuscripts Online
- Getting a bit fruity
- A Calendar Page for August 2014
- Seeing Is Believing: Picturing the Nation's Health
- Isaac Newton is calling you…
- Counting Sheep: The Science of Sleep
- TalkScience @BL – Biotech on the Farm: Food for Thought?
- Beautiful Science & FOSN: Warning, Contains Scenes of a Graphical Nature
- Beautiful Science 2014: Picturing Data, Inspiring Insight
- "Beyond the Boundary of Sleep": Mega-Events and Memory
- Play the Game!
- Oral history fellowship opportunity
- RIP to one of the fathers of composite materials
- St Pancras Intelligencer no. 33
- St Pancras Intelligencer no. 32
- St Pancras Intelligencer no. 31
- St Pancras Intelligencer no. 30
- St Pancras Intelligencer no. 29
- A Polymath in Muscat
- Buffoons, ear-pickers and sherbet-sellers
- Raising the Dead: Tales of Untold Lives
- Mabel Dearmer in Serbia
- The Rainsford Papers: Soldiers, sailors, ship-owners and mystical goings-on
- Women make comics: from Marie Duval to Janine
- The King’s Indian Orderly Officers
- 'The World’s War' on BBC2: Forgotten Soldiers of Empire
- Queen Anne is dead!
- User driven digital preservation with Interject
- Archiving ‘screenshots’
- Web Archiving in the JavaScript Age
- Web Archiving Collection Development Policies Roundup
July 2014
- Remembering Babe Ruth
- Remembering American success in the 1986 Tour de France
- Tour de Lead Graffiti: 23 posters in 23 days
- Amistad Revolt
- Lakeland Meetings: the Crafts and Harriet Martineau
- Malay thoughts on the afterlife
- Malay letters from Bengkulu
- Malay manuscripts on Javanese paper
- A newly digitised unpublished catalogue of Persian manuscripts: postscript
- A Khamsah with illustrations ascribed to the painter Bihzad (Add. 25900)
- A Malay account of Calcutta
- A newly digitised unpublished catalogue of Persian manuscripts
- Some more unpublished Deccani paintings
- Indian paintings in the Sir John Ritblat Gallery from July 2014
- Collection Care Top Ten
- Fleas, mould and plant cells: under a 17th century microscope with Robert Hooke
- Secret underdrawings & cover-ups in the Mewar Ramayana
- Selfie as methodology: researching sedilia in English parish churches
- A visit to Doha and an exciting new reality
- Books depicted in art
- The Emergence of the Digital Humanities
- Conference alert: Succeed in Digitisation, spreading excellence.
- The British Library at Digital Humanities 2014
- The British Library Big Data Experiment project update
- Tangut Manuscripts from St Petersburg
- New online collections – July 2014 – EAP now has over two million images!
- Homage to a Monk-Archivist
- 'Goodbye to All That': Lavinia Greenlaw guest blog...
- Aleister Crowley on record
- Arthur Graeme West’s 'Diary of a Dead Officer' remembered.
- FIETS (n): Origins Unknown
- Chess is good, dice are bad: but what about backgammon?
- Through the world a mighty voice is ringing…
- Tauchnitz and Marinack: the famous and the unknown bringing English literature to the Germans
- Jan Karski (1914–2000), a man of exceptional courage, high moral values and humanism
- The best days of their lives: going to school in Spain in 1761.
- Vive [la] France! 'Les Dieux ont soif' and the French Revolution
- You’ve got to shoot, or you can’t score.
- The [literary] godfather: Jan Neruda (1834-1891)
- Not just cycling: the other Tours de France
- Back in tachanka days…
- The Triumph of Mannerism – Pontormo and Rosso Fiorentino in Florence
- Book review - The Directory of Grant Making Trusts
- Review - Luxury Briefing - the quarterly bulletin for the luxury industry
- Book review - The Name of The Beast by Neil Taylor
- Enterprise Enfield: An Enterprising Libraries case study
- Book review - Understanding your business finances by Johnny Martin
- What’s new on... Keynote
- How to avoid business failure
- Make a Date with Business
- Book review - The New Business Road test by John Mullins
- Confusion costs cash!
- Three business funding alternatives
- Tricky maps
- Maps in 19th-century books - what has been georeferenced
- New lot of maps for georeferencing - release TODAY
- Tour de British Library: the finish line
- Tour de British Library: day 2, penultimate stage!
- Tour de British Library: day 2, stage 2
- Tour de British Library: day 2, stage 1 live!
- Tour de British Library: day 2 begins!
- Tour de British Library: stage 6
- Tour de British Library: stage 5 and it is getting serious
- Tour de British Library: stage 4 live (sort of)!
- Tour de British Library: stage 3 as it happened!
- Tour de British Library: stage 2 as it happened!
- Tour de British Library: stage 1
- Tour de British Library: begin!
- Tour de British Library - a historic journey
- Guess the Manuscript XIV
- Choosing a Husband: Brains or Brawn, Money or Looks?
- Conservation in the 17th Century
- Enter the Dragon: Happy St Margaret's Day!
- The Colourful Career of Sir Theodore de Mayerne
- This Year's Summer Blockbuster: A Giant List of Digitised Manuscript Hyperlinks!
- Set in Stone
- Benedict Rules
- Thirty-three Greek Biblical manuscripts added to Digitised Manuscripts
- Up Close and Personal with the Holy Grail
- Famous US Documents In Our Magna Carta Exhibition
- A Calendar Page for July 2014
- Recordings from the Skamba Skamba Kankliai music festival, Lithuania
- Gertrude Stein the librettist: free event at the British Library
- Hugh Davies Experimental Music
- It Was Fifty Years Ago Today...
- Songs of the Dinka of South Sudan
- Fossil hunting at the British Library
- British Library connecting with the flooding community
- My Internship with the British Library Science Team
- Crick retreat moves forward
- Challenging assumptions. Law Gender and Sexuality: sources and methods in socio-legal research (part 2)
- Challenging assumptions. Law Gender and Sexuality: sources and methods in socio-legal research (part 1)
- Age is in the eye of the beholder
- Escorting Stoller's Depart
- Pedal Power
- Recordings from the Skamba Skamba Kankliai music festival, Lithuania
- Recording the Sounds of Nature: a Q&A with Jeremy Hegge
- The shifting sand(-shoes) of linguistic identity in Teesside
- Songs of the Dinka of South Sudan
- St Pancras Intelligencer no. 28
- St Pancras Intelligencer no. 27
- The reading experience
- St Pancras Intelligencer no. 26
- Newspapers in Europe and the Digital Agenda for Europe
- St Pancras Intelligencer no. 25
- Why is this lying bastard lying to me?
- Death in Paradise
- Pottinger’s property lost in Afghanistan
- George Bernard Shaw discards his birthday
- The Difference caus'd by mighty Love! - romance and the Benthams
- Can an Englishman become truly Indian?
- Let’s vary piracy, with a little burglary!
- Sidekicks and arch enemies in the archives
- Batman in India
- Indian Army officer deaths in World War One
- Special Collection – Tour de France comes to Yorkshire
- First World War Centenary – an online legacy in partnership with the HLF
- A right to be remembered
- UK Web Domain Crawl 2014 – One month update
- Researcher in focus: Saskia Huc-Hepher – French in London
- How much of the UK's HTML is valid?
June 2014
- Italian Studies Library Group Annual Lecture, 30 June 2014
- Call for papers: Seminar on Textual Bibliography for Modern Foreign Languages, 2 June 2014
- Tour de France: Stoller's Depart
- Anti-Slavery News: Frederick Douglass’s The North Star
- World War One: Inter-Allied Games
- New exhibition: Enduring War
- Africa's Sons Under Arms: the British West India Regiments
- The Couling-Chalfant collection of oracle bones in the British Library
- Two letters in Maguindanao
- ‘The Kuwait Cat’s Meat Crisis’ & British Imperial Control
- Royal Malay letters from Mindanao
- Sir Thomas Reade: Knight, ‘Nincumpoop’ and Collector of Antiquities
- A rare map from Mindanao
- Some portraits of the Zand rulers of Iran (1751-1794)
- An Album of Maratha and Deccani Paintings - Add.21475, part 2
- Alexander Dalrymple’s Treaties with Sulu in Malay and Tausug
- The beginnings of Thai book production: rare Thai books at the British Library
- A book binder for Mr Taylor
- ‘Enduring War: Grief, Grit and Humour’ - World War One Exhibition
- Know Your Yellow!
- Materials Testing: The Oddy Test
- Data Driven?
- Open Source Digital Forensics Adapted for Archival and Memory Institutions
- Images Online: a selection
- Text to Image Linking Tool (TILT)
- Victorian Meme Machine
- British Library Labs Competition 2014 - Winners Announced!
- The British Library Big Data Experiment
- Book heritage of Ural Old Believers
- New online collections - June 2014
- Performance Archives: SIBMAS TLA 2014 - New York City
- ‘The most beautiful lyrical prose of the 20th century’: Happy birthday Laurie Lee
- Discover more about Jane Austen at the British Library
- Portraits Behaving Badly: Decadence, Degeneration and The Picture of Dorian Gray
- Reading Shelley’s Ashes and Byron’s Hair
- Early Photography in Spain
- How Jane Austen saved August von Kotzebue
- Through a glass darkly: the poetry of Francisco de Quevedo
- Napoleon III meets his nemesis: caricatures from the Franco-Prussian War
- Švejk in the First World War – and beyond
- Baroque death or the Death of the baroque?
- St Anthony of Padua, alias Fernando of Lisbon
- Charles Bairnes, accused: a German on trial in 18th-century London
- Feasting, not fasting: Marie-Antoine Carême and the pleasures of the palate
- Malevolent magical realism: the enigmatic world of Franz Kafka
- Marko Marulić and the Croatian Latin Heritage
- One for the gentlemen?
- Loopwheels: how an idea for reinventing the wheel turned into our business
- Book review - Start Your Own Business: You can do it!
- Inspiring Entrepreneurs: Going Global
- Race to the finish - building a business in the sports industry
- Pop-up Businesses – here, there and everywhere!
- What’s new on… COBRA for business start-ups
- For the female entrepreneur who wants it all: Mistakes to avoid when building your business
- From the largest to the smallest
- Off the Map Gothic
- Art and Alchemy
- A Well-Travelled Medieval Map
- A Greek New Testament Reunited
- English Fourteenth-Century Illuminated Manuscripts in the British Library: a Conference
- Greek Manuscripts Digitisation Phase Three
- Weird and Wonderful Creatures of the Bestiary
- Magna Carta Webpage Goes Live
- Tales of Brave Ulysses
- The Poetry of Fragments
- Beyond the Bling
- Guess the Manuscript XIII
- Medieval Comics Continued (Not for the Squeamish!)
- The Burden of Writing: Scribes in Medieval Manuscripts
- A Calendar Page for June 2014
- Music behind barbed wire in World War One
- Iso Elinson (1907-1964) - 50th anniversary of Russian-British pianist
- UK DataCite on the road
- The World we live in
- Communicating Extreme Weather: Beyond Science
- Lost in pronunciation
- Football Heroes
- Languages and the First World War: Trench Journals
- An Oral History of Wildlife Sound Recording
- They seek him here, they seek him there: citizen science and the hunt for the New Forest Cicada
- Inspired by Flickr: Jez riley French
- Gothic Adventures in Sound
- News reference workshops
- St Pancras Intelligencer no. 24
- St Pancras Intelligencer no. 23
- Broadcast news
- St Pancras Intelligencer no. 22
- Broadcasting D-Day
- St Pancras Intelligencer no. 21
- An introduction to the Newsroom
- Franz Ferdinand - shooting and shopping in England
- The talented Mr Fox Talbot Part 4 – Assyriology
- Obscenity and men’s erotica – 1970s comics
- Grit and humour? How did people cope in the First World War?
- Indigo plantation murder trials
- Father’s Day in 1953
- World Cup 1950 – ‘England’s worst-ever display’
- Skulduggery in Bengal – a case of fraud
- D-Day - NAAFI was there!
- A comic take on life in the 1880s
- Your Web Archive Needs You!
- Researcher in focus: Paul Thomas - UK and Canadian Parliamentary Archives
- How big is the UK web?
May 2014
- Robert Frost in England
- Erica Wagner: Credit for Cleopatra's Needle
- Olivia Laing: Leee Black Childers
- British Library releases over 200 Japanese and Chinese prints into Public Domain
- John Crawfurd and Malay studies
- The Death of Queen Victoria: the Politics of Mourning and Memorialisation in the British Persian Gulf
- Some recent Japanese acquisitions
- The Khamsah of Nizami: A Timurid Masterpiece
- The Ramayana in Southeast Asia: (4) Indonesia and Malaysia
- The New Age (Ruzgar-i naw): World War II cultural propaganda in Persian
- Manga, comics and an alternative view of the British Library
- The Ramayana in Southeast Asia: (3) Burma
- Discovery of a watermark on the St Cuthbert Gospel
- Meet Our Adopt a Book Conservators
- Microscopy of the Lindisfarne Gospels, folio 3r
- Recreating the Medieval Palette
- Digitisation Days in Madrid
- Crowdsourcing Comic Art
- New online collections - May 2014
- 'That is an amazing horrid book, is it not?'
- Something to smile about: Charles Dickens on Discovering Literature
- Discovering Literature - British Library literary treasures go digital
- Laurie Lee's lost diary on display
- The Spirit Voice of Sir Arthur Conan Doyle
- A collection of Primož Trubar Slovenian and Croatian Protestant books in the British Library
- "Tremendous in sublimity" or "Plunging into whirlpools": Coleridge's German books
- Alexander and the Elephant
- Seminar on Textual Bibliography for Modern Foreign Languages
- You plowed my blooming orchards, you did!
- Christian Doctrine for Slavonic People: an early Bosnian and Herzegovinian printed book
- “May its birthday always be celebrated…”
- Polish reportage - reality versus fiction
- Maria Geisweiler, translator
- Talking about translation
- Hell hath no fury… : More wrongdoing and further foul deeds in Spain
- A Translator in New York, and other adventures in language and identity
- Ivan the Terrible, primers, ballet and the joys of curatorship
- Book review - How to get your product to market by Louise Guinda
- Celebrating a year of boosting the North East Economy at Business & IP Centre Newcastle
- Book Review - Copywriting: Successful writing for design, advertising and marketing
- Book review - Cook Wrap Sell: A guide to starting and running a successful food business from your kitchen
- Act Local, Think Global
- Business book reviews from Dr Stephen Fear
- Messing about with mappaemundi: The Virtual Mappa Project tools (2)
- Messing about with mappaemundi: The Virtual Mappa Project tools (1)
- Scraped Away Songs
- A World of Words
- Just Like Heaven: Dante's Paradiso
- A Sense of Detachment
- Anyone for Hawking?
- Comic Mania
- Our Favourite Map
- Superheroes, True Romance, Blood and Gore
- A Medieval Word Search - Secret Revealed!
- A Medieval Word Search
- A Calendar Page for May 2014
- Trouvère songs online
- Nigerian music and dance records at the British Library
- Three free Sound Case events during June
- Saharawi music in the refugee camps in SW Algeria
- The virtual life of George Butterworth
- 112-year-old recording of William Paull donated to the British Library
- Preserving the legacy of Muriel Herbert
- British Music at the British Library: two free events on 10 May
- Beautiful Science coming to Cheltenham
- Extreme Weather: Climate Change in Action?
- How do you use PhD theses?
- Beautiful Weather
- Culture and football in harmony
- Languages and the First World War
- Happy Birthday Channel Tunnel
- Diverse lives in science online
- How about a bit of PR for RP?
- Sonic migrations: natural sounds on the international exhibition scene
- Inspired by Flickr: Mark Lyken
- Radio features of the BBC Transcription Service
- St Pancras Intelligencer no. 20
- Enabling access to digitised historic newspapers
- St Pancras Intelligencer no. 19
- The concept of news
- St Pancras Intelligencer no. 18
- Celebrating Local Newspapers
- St Pancras Intelligencer no. 17
- St Pancras Intelligencer no. 16
- Rolling out the red carpet
- Housing Shortages in Bombay in the 1860s
- Major Morrison: Loyal British Servant or Political Mercenary?
- Engineering a career in India
- The Talented Mr Fox Talbot Part 3 - Astronomy
- The Runaway Princess
- Cesspools, coal chutes and Carisbrooke Castle: The East India Company on the Isle of Wight
- The rise and fall of the East India Company
- Dipping into the archives with Dan Snow
- Pushing the boundaries
- May Louise and the Marylebone midwife
April 2014
- Erica Wagner: A Trojan post
- Why We Blog
- Marking ANZAC Day: 'Fighting Australasia'
- Newsiest and Best: Team Americas Browse the News
- Old bits of Trees by Andrea Wulf
- Tall Stories
- ‘White Mughal’ Richard Johnson and Mir Qamar al-Din Minnat
- The Ramayana in Southeast Asia: (2) Thailand and Laos
- Romeo and Juliet in Thai
- The Ramayana in Southeast Asia: (1) Cambodia
- An Album of Maratha and Deccani Paintings - part 1
- Sermons in the Malay world
- 45 Hebrew manuscripts go digital
- A conduit of shared values: CSMVS-BL collaboration
- Shaikh Ahmad goes to England: The Politics of Official State Visits
- Islamic seal matrices in the British Library Philatelic Collections
- Curator's perspective: accessing the Mewar Ramayana
- As white as a...colour calibration target
- Time-lapse video of Kitaj Tapestry rehanging
- Boom! Pow! Wham! Conservation Unmasked
- Handle with Care: Using Collections
- Digital history and the death of quant
- Unconferencing; or a digital scholarship training experiment
- New online collections - April 2014 - Part 2
- New online collections - April 2014 - Part 1
- A Long Forgotten Poem by the Admirable Crichton
- More Shakespeare
- Laurie Lee's lost diary discovered
- ‘Don’t rip up old stories’: repeating oneself in Beckett’s Echo’s Bones
- Looking for Solace in a Busy World: The Best Gardens in Literature
- Happy International Children's Book day!
- On translations and laughter
- Vuk Stefanović Karadžić and Serbian National Poetry: a Bicentenary
- On tour with a translation
- Whose Shakespeare?
- ‘Church, not Chocolate’: Easter eggs in Eastern Europe
- What price freedom? An author’s thoughts
- Crime Scene Investigation: Dateline Seville 1776
- ELN and the red shoes
- ‘Schirmer’s Children’: a German theatre troop
- Who or what were ‘the Vikings’?
- Hats off to Laurain! A tale of three translators
- From Vietnam to Vichy and beyond: Marguerite Duras
- European Literature Night 2014
- The Creative Sector in Britain is one of the largest in the world!
- From Rock Stars to Orchestras – making music in the Business & IP Centre
- Portobello Business Centre Ask the Expert session at Imperial College
- The art and history of globes
- UK Arts and Culture Blog of the Year 2014
- Medieval Manuscripts at the UK Blog Awards
- The Anatomy of a Dragon
- Magna Carta in England's Hall of Fame
- Lorsch Manuscripts in the British Library
- Internship in the Medieval and Earlier Manuscripts Section
- The Next Giant List of Digitised Manuscript Hyperlinks
- On a Roll
- My Kingdom for a Horse
- Fore! The British Library's Golf Book
- Royal Manuscripts Follow-on Project - Completed!
- Stuck in Limbo: Dante's Purgatorio
- A Calendar Page for April 2014
- Mozart Manuscripts Online
- The music of Holy Week in Seville
- A Big Data History of Music
- Keeping Tracks - a one day symposium on music and archives in the digital age
- The Evolution of Evolution: Picturing the Tree of Life
- Law, Gender and Sexuality
- The Redress of the Past
- New oral history collection: architecture
- Inspired by Flickr: Daniel Barbiero
- Inspired by Flickr: Chris Lynn
- Inspired by Flickr: Jay-Dea Lopez
- Sound & Vision: What Sounds Will You See?
- Sound & Vision # 6: Wai Hon Chan
- Sound & Vision # 5: Amine Gebrehawariat
- Sound & Vision # 4: Zongkai Wang
- Sound & Vision # 3: Marika Samek
- Sound & Vision # 2: Natasha Smith
- Sound & Vision # 1: Sanaz Movahedi
- Sonic Horizons of the Mesolithic: Sounding out Early Prehistory in the Vale of Pickering
- Open for business
- A strategy for news
- St Pancras Intelligencer no. 15
- Pathé goes to YouTube
- St Pancras Intelligencer no. 14
- A is for… Advertising
- St Pancras Intelligencer no. 13
- Opening day
- St Pancras Intelligencer no. 12
- Taming the news beast
- The Birth of Empire: the East India Company
- Comics Unmasked - Countdown to opening
- Street Fighting Men
- India Office First World War Memorial
- Making a little money on the side
- Zanzibar brawl
- RAF Tragedy in Oman
- Cityread London 2014 and the Experiences of Soldiers of Colour in World War One
- The Talented Mr Fox Talbot Part 2 - Botany
- ‘The Jewish State of Eastern Arabia’
- The deliberately dangerous beard
March 2014
- 10 Reasons Why Your Content Isn’t Getting Read
- Early American science
- Comics Unmasked vs Capt. America
- The Miscellany of Iskandar Sultan (Add.27261)
- Performing Authority: the ‘Islamic’ Seals of British Colonial Officers
- An Illuminated Qur’an manuscript from Aceh
- Mewar Ramayana Digitally Reunited
- BL Event: Korean Literature: Past and Present
- The road to Mandalay
- Mughal flower studies and their European inspiration
- A Malay document from the Aru Islands
- Distinctive leg-of-mutton legs and fine jewels: a new display of Indian paintings in the Treasures of the British Library
- The tales of Darab: a medieval Persian prose romance
- Cleaning and rehanging the Kitaj tapestry
- Father Kögel and the ultra-violet examination of manuscripts
- The Colour Green
- CSI at Festival of the Spoken Nerd: I Chart the BL
- “Islamic/Western” features in three India Office Records manuscripts
- The Brickish Library
- Tracking Public Domain Re-use in the Wild
- 50th Anniversary!
- Flowers of Persian Song and Music
- New online collections - March 2014
- The Good Woman named Bonfils
- Friends of Genius in Distress?
- Happy Birthday Ibsen!
- Two more Crime Classics found in the Library
- Wilfred Owen: 'The Poetry is in the pity'
- English literary treasures back on display - for free
- 8-9 March, A Date with The Folio Fiction Prize Literary Festival
- English proverbs that don’t exist
- Suffering from boredom? Get a raccoon – or read Hrabal!
- Theodora Grahn, language teacher
- Mistral blows in: Provence’s own Nobel laureate
- Aesop’s fables are not kids’ stuff
- ’Orrible crimes and ghastly murders
- Parishes, Printing and Pietism – the Pietist Mission and German Publishing in London
- A Marvel in the British Library Bulgarian Collections
- ‘The Tin Book’
- Politics, polemics and prostitutes: Josef Svatopluk Machar, 1864-1942.
- Testament for "beloved Ukraine"
- 'Paul et Virginie' - et Bernardin de Saint-Pierre
- Charles Meyer, Bookbinder to Queen Charlotte and the Princesses
- Review of How to generate PR for your Business by Jessica Huie
- The Complete Idiot’s Guide to Project Management - book review
- Supporting women in business
- Make PR a priority for your business!
- How to use social media for your business
- Legal Issues of Web 2.0 and Social Media by Stephen Kunciewicz
- Your online content must be more like terrible journalism
- The A List: A guide to who's who in media, marketing and advertising 2014
- Inspiring Entrepreneurs: Internet Icons: Tuesday 25 February
- Made with the British Library's map collection: The Isle of Eels
- Good news for fans of medieval maps!
- The Enemy of All Marriage
- Say Your Prayers
- Codex Sinaiticus Added to Digitised Manuscripts
- Blogtastic!
- Update to the Catalogue of Illuminated Manuscripts
- Two Magnificent Manuscripts Saved for the Nation
- The Legacy of St Patrick
- The Life of a Mystic
- The Vikings and the British Library
- Magical Mystery Play
- The Books of Remarkable Women
- Medieval Drama Acquired by the British Library
- Guess the Manuscript XII
- A Calendar Page for March 2014
- Plainsong and Medieval Music Study Day at the British Library
- The Decca Record Company: PhD studentship
- Female pipings in Eden: Ethel Smyth's fight for women's rights
- Patently Obvious?
- Access to Understanding Awards 2014: Everyone’s a Winner
- Plotting for a Healthy Society
- I Chart the British Library - Who Ate All the Pie Charts?
- Sciencetastic!
- Access to Understanding's first ever People's Choice Award!
- Introducing: Chatham House Online Archive
- The Annual Equality Lecture
- Beyond Nature versus Nurture
- Spring 2014 events
- Bristol L - what a wonderfa ideal
- Europeana Creative: First Open Innovation Challenges Launched!
- Inspired by Flickr
- In Times of War
- St Pancras Intelligencer no. 11
- Checking out the NSB
- St Pancras Intelligencer no. 10
- Reading all about it
- St Pancras Intelligencer no. 9
- Robot reporters and the age of drone journalism
- The Newsroom
- St Pancras Intelligencer no. 8
- Somewhere between freedom and slavery: runaway slaves in Britain’s Indian Navy
- A truly original Richard III
- Meet the Benthams: an extraordinary Georgian family
- A little wine for thy stomach's sake?
- Pilgrim traffic during the First World War
- Richard Meinertzhagen - hero or scoundrel?
- The talented Mr Fox Talbot
- Thomas Jewell Bennett: an early supporter of Indian Home Rule
- Francis Hamilton’s fish from the Ganges
- Men behaving badly - British allies in the Persian Gulf
- ‘Our hero is a sportsman’: British domestic interiors in 19th century India
- Mary March of Newfoundland
- ‘Vague, but exciting’ - #web25
February 2014
- 10 great online newsreel archives
- 10 great online newspaper archives
- ‘This is the U.S.A’ – American Propaganda in Post-WWII Bahrain
- Early American Women Writers
- Armistead Maupin Tells Tales
- Reflections on the 2012 Elections
- Brazil: treasures from a fascinating New World
- Federal Writers' Project publications
- The Adviser (المستشار): Charles Belgrave and Modern Bahrain
- Indonesian and Malay manuscripts in the Endangered Archives Programme
- Malay manuscripts on Chinese paper
- A Malay ballad from Kedah: the naval battle for Phuket
- Fashion in 14th century Mosul: a new exhibition at the Courtauld Gallery
- New display of Southeast Asian manuscripts
- Morbid meditations in Thai manuscript art
- Mantiq al-tayr ('The Speech of Birds'), part 4
- Important Judeo-Persian bibles in the British Library
- ‘No pigments were harmed in the making of this post’
- Sea Snails and Purple Parchment
- The Colour Red
- I’ve got tone, halftone: under the microscope with a printing block
- The Strawberry Thief and Off the Map 2014
- Lessons from science: Digital Humanities, History of Science and Technology, and juking the stats
- #bldigital British Library Collaborative PhD studentship
- The Metadata Quest
- Valentine’s Day the 19th Century Way!
- New online collections - February 2014
- Required Blogging: The Philip Larkin Collection in the British Library.
- Trevor Eaton: The Chaucer Man
- A Day to Celebrate Finnish Culture
- The not-so-wise ‘owl’: Antonín Sova and the ‘covetous dotard’
- The Battle of the Floods
- Handel – Händel – Hendel: Anglo-German composer
- Light links : Lithuania to Königsberg & Kyiv to Rembrandt
- 50 years of exhibitions: a celebration
- ‘Tonight put on perfection…’: the Valentine’s Day wedding which gave us the Georgians.
- The First ‘Kobzar’
- The history of Spain in 40,000 lives
- Children’s author wins LGBT award
- A King's grammar fit for a Prince? Immigration concerns and an early Georgian marketing ploy
- Alsace-Lorraine and Anglophilia: the obsessions of Paul Déroulède
- Review of How to Start a Creative Business by Doug Richard
- The secret to survive and thrive
- Are you the next Internet Icon?
- Historic maps in the public domain
- Enigmas and errors: 19th-century cataloguing of the King’s Topographical Collection part 1
- For the defence of Plymouth: a map and a report
- Slavery and Sainthood in Cornwall
- No Rest for the Wicked: Dante's Inferno
- Gawain Revealed
- Prepare to Meet Your Doom
- The Lovers Who Changed History
- Hidden Away
- An Illustrated Guide to Medieval Love
- A Papyrus Puzzle and Some Purple Parchment
- Happy St Apollonia's Day!
- Saints' Lives... and Deaths
- 'More Unique Than Most': the Benedictional of St Æthelwold
- A Calendar Page for February 2014
- Music, Print and Culture in the 16th and 17th Centuries
- Devonshire minuets
- From telegrams to holograms
- Beautiful Science-- Now Open!
- Scientists in Love
- Is Necessity The Mother of Invention?
- Visualising Research – let the competition begin
- My notes from a conference
- Sport in the archive – remembering London 2012
- World War One: old controversies and new interpretations
- Europeana Sounds gets underway!
- London Calling
- Observing dialect shift in Berkshire
- Building a jukebox for Europe
- St Pancras Intelligencer no. 7
- St Pancras Intelligencer no. 6
- St Pancras Intelligencer no. 5
- Periodicals return
- St Pancras Intelligencer no. 4
- Charlie's debut
- Treating the Kaiser’s Withered Arm
- The Beauties of the Male Leg
- The age of the train - British Railways ephemera
- Where there’s a will, there’s a way
- Very strange if true
- Fanny Murray, Fair and Reigning Toast
- The British Tars’ Valentine
- Piracy and Plunder off the Oman Coast
- Disputed Succession - Edinburgh’s Dancing Masters
- ‘Persian Gulf tragedy’ – the death of John Gordon Lorimer
- Who wants to be a millionaire? Angela Burdett-Coutts and the man who wouldn’t go away
- ‘For the Sake of Freedom’: British World War II Propaganda Posters in Arabic
- Printing on Ice
- Jorge Luis Borges and Twitter
- New research project: Big UK Domain Data for the Arts and Humanities
January 2014
- Slavery in America: anti-slavery pamphlets, newspapers and magazines
- Slavery in America: newspapers and travellers' reports
- Slavery in America: slave narratives
- A British Visit by an Acquaintance of Solomon Northup
- US Civil War Maps
- Twelve Years a Slave, the Narrative of Solomon Northup
- Metadata
- Happy New Year 新年快樂
- Rare Malay newspaper in the Wellcome Library
- 15,000 images of Persian manuscripts online
- Vietnam War Art
- Pahari Paintings at the British Library
- A prodigal Balinese manuscript leaf is reunited with its family
- North Korea in the news
- Mantiq al-tayr ('the Speech of Birds'), part 3
- A new portrait miniature by Jivan Ram acquired
- Malay 'eye candy': illuminated literary manuscripts
- When an angel meets a demon: Advice on love and relationships in a Thai divination manual
- A year of blogging on Asian and African Studies
- Digital Preservation Training Programme: snuggling up with OAIS
- From a caterpillar to a butterfly: the story of a rolled Thai painting
- Read All About It #2 - Building a Future
- Scalable Preservation Environments: the nuts and bolts of digital preservation software tools
- Prototyping task for digital research novices
- Forthcoming EThOS webinar
- British Library Digital Research Doctoral Open Day
- Year of the Horse
- New online collections - January 2014
- In Berlin...
- Hanif Kureishi on why he deposited his archive at the British Library
- Recording the Future of Theatre
- Do you know the real Anne Brontë?
- Arthur Conan Doyle and The Adventure of the Executed Knight
- ‘The most influential radio programme ever’? Charles Chilton, P J Harvey, and soldiers' songs
- Libraries can change your life: the peregrinations of Ludvig Holberg
- A hedgehog writes
- One Family’s Story in Bobruisk during the Second World War
- The life and travels of a Tsar - and of a manuscript
- German Parish Life in London and an East End Church Library
- Portuguese revolutionaries in Plymouth: politics and the classics
- A Hundred Items of Joy
- Anglo-German centuries: a 'History in Objects' for 2014
- The ‘Prize Papers’: letters as loot
- Vasyl Stus in Memoriam
- Celebrating Kaliady
- The Panizzi Lectures - Censors at Work: Bourbon France, Imperialist India, and Communist Germany.
- Building your business in 2014
- Empatika: fitted furniture with a difference
- Recycling Business Resolutions
- Celebrating George III: the map king
- Early Netherlandish T-O Trickery
- Done! 2,700 maps georeferenced by volunteers
- A Medieval Comic Strip
- The Height of Fashion
- 'She cares not a turd': Notes on a 16th century Squabble
- Sex and Death in the Roman de la Rose
- Vote For Us (Please)
- A Map at the End of the World
- The Three Living and the Three Dead
- Yet Another Giant List of Digitised Manuscript Hyperlinks
- Guess the Manuscript XI
- An Even Older View of the New World
- Welcome to the Catalogue of Illuminated Manuscripts
- I Can't Stand the Rain
- A Calendar Page for January 2014
- A song in praise of music: Schubert’s ‘An die Musik’
- Beautiful Science Preview
- Gathering dust? Opening up access to PhD research
- Harper Collection of Private Bills
- The pioneers of British Catering
- Beautiful Science: exploring the diversity of life on Earth
- You cor call Black Country Brummy but they both ai half bostin!
- St Pancras Intelligencer no. 3
- New ways, old ways
- St Pancras Intelligencer no. 2
- Doctoral open day: Media, Cultural Studies and Journalism
- St Pancras Intelligencer no. 1
- The new new journalism
- The daily war
- News while you wait
- Untold Deaths
- Hatched, matched, and dispatched
- An Englishman in Rome
- East London stereotypes challenged
- George Orwell’s loft
- Scandal and bigamy in Georgian London
- The very definition of a ‘Hostile Takeover’
- Life in a Criminal Gang in India
- George IV in Highland Dress
- George III and Architectural Drawing
- King in Masquerade
- George I and the French and Italian comedians
- Drawing the Line – the partition of India and Pakistan
- New Year gifts to the poor from Queen Victoria
- RESAW: Research infrastructure for the Study of Archived Web materials