The Australian Newspapers Digitisation Program: An Overview. Spydus 2007

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QA system In-house Use 2 widescreen monitors placed vertically. Can view complete page within context of issue. Add metadata, sort out missing and duplicate pages within an issue. Prepare batches to send for OCR.

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