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      <title>Digital Resources for the Humanities</title>
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      <description>Project Management: Can there be a duller two words to start off any kind of article? Well, possibly &#39;economic costing&#39; or &#39;stakeholder pensions&#39;, but project management is not far behind. But judging from presentations given at this year&#39;s Digital Resources in the Humanities Conference, it&#39;s a term with which many of those undertaking digitisation projects are going to have to become familiar.
The Digital Resources in the Humanities Conference [1] is a yearly event.</description>
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      <title>Newsline: News You Can Use</title>
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      <description>The British Library&amp;rsquo;s ground-breaking secure Electronic Delivery ServiceJune 2003
The British Library previewed its new and ground-breaking secure Electronic Delivery Service at the SLA 94th Annual Conference in New York in June .
Fully available from October 2003, the new service means that almost anything from the Library&amp;rsquo;s huge collections - whether born digital, in print or in microform - can be securely delivered to a desktop within two hours if needed, with born digital material available for instant delivery.</description>
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