Saturday, August 05, 2006
The UK National Archives at Kew have made the Domesday Book available by putting it online. It is now possible to search and download images from the book.
Of course - this isn’t free. Seems to be £3.50 a pop. Not even a free thumbnail. I’ll keep looking until I find something that is worth spending the cash.
Monday, July 31, 2006
BBC programme Click looks at when children should start using computers for the first time.
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July 24, 10 - 06:17 am
YouTube Launches New HTML5-Friendly Embed Code: http://bit.ly/bkkzFM
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