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Library of Congress YouTube Channel Up and Running
April 7, 2009 - 4:05pm — Name Brand Serials
The Library of Congress YouTube Channel that Birdie previously reported on is now live. So far, it includes historical footage, book talks and readings, and short films narrated by Library of Congress staff, with more content to be added in the future.
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1 day 1 hour ago - are we going to start lending
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1 day 4 hours ago - Sounds fair to me
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Comments
needs some intro and explanation
The announcer says "From the Library of Congress, Washington DC", and then, bam, silent footage of a bucking bronco? Maybe they could have annotated it a bit? Maybe they could have referenced the source of the film?
Well, it's a start.