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Adam Wells
Ever need to track down an old newspaper clipping? Until recently, you’d have to head into the library’s microfiche section and dig through boxes of film. Now, it’s potentially as easy as heading over to Google’s recently relaunched and easier-to-search news archive.
The front page of a newspaper is meant to sell you on the contents inside, usually with a splashy headline, especiallly amongst the more tabloid-esque parts of the print media. Covertimes collates newspaper headlines from around the world, creating a neat collage.
Google says it’s bringing history online, one newspaper at a time with a new initiative to digitise millions of newspapers—like this article from the 1969 Pittsburgh Post-Gazette on the moon landing.
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