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'''Download Standards''' | '''Download Standards''' | ||
- All downloads will be saved in .pdf format. | - All downloads will be saved in .pdf format. | ||
Latest revision as of 00:07, 28 July 2007
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Download Standards - All downloads will be saved in .pdf format.
- Downloads will be saved with the following title format: year-mm-day [PUBNAME] titleinlowercase.pdf. Add [ad] for advertisements. Instructions for radio show schedules below.
- example: 2007-06-29 [NYT] roller derby rocks.pdf
- example for advertisement: 1922-02-01 [WJ] come to roller derby bout [ad].pdf
- example for radio show schedules: 1939-06-05 [LAT] your radio today - roller derby program at 815pm.pdf
- example for classified ads: 1934-07-13 [LAT] lost watch at roller derby [classified].pdf
- pub names are listed at Roller Derby research/Publication legend.
- So far, we've used the ProQuest historical newspaper database, which covers the Chicago Daily Tribune, Chicago Tribune, Los Angeles Times, New York Times, Washington Post, and Wall Street Journal.
- Databases to search at some point include Readers Guide to Periodical Literature, America: History and Life and the Project Muse archives.
