newspaper on microfilm

Surya P. Mittal spmittal at giasdl01.vsnl.net.in
Thu Mar 13 00:00:38 UTC 1997


Dear Ms. Stark-Wild,

D.K. Agencies can supply you with most of the INDIAN newspapers on 
microfilms as we are already doing for other libraries world-over.
Please let us know as to which range of years of these newspapers you 
are looking for on microforms. As my memory goes "Times of India" is 
available on microform for more than 80 years. They are also working 
on the CD-ROM project, though I don't have the latest of information 
on their success on CD-ROM project.

Regards,
Surya P. Mittal
surya at pobox.com


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At 08:00 03/13/97 GMT, you wrote:
>Dear colleagues,
>for reasons of space and also for reasons of conservation the library of 
>the South Asia Institute of the University of Heidelberg is looking for 
>an alternative regarding its stock of daily/weekly newspapers.
>To copy already existing microfilms/microfiches should be less 
>expensive than to have them made from the original issues. Does, 
>therefore, anybody know whether (and where) there are microfilms of the 
>following newspapers? We are especially interested in the last two to 
>three decades.
>
>Bangkok Post
>Bangladesh Times
>Dawn
>Frontier
>Hindu Weekly
>Holiday
>Independent
>Indonesia Times
>Lanka Guardian
>Malaysian Digest
>New Age
>New Wave
>Organiser
>People's Democracy
>Radiance 
>Rising Nepal
>Statesman Weekly
>Straits Times
>Sunday Observer
>Times of India
>Daily Star
>
>I would be most grateful for any help or/and suggestions.
>
>Secondly are there any projects among the major newspapers of South Asia, 
>e.g. The times of India, to make their archives available on CD-rom?
>Many thanks in advance.
>
>Sonja Stark-Wild
>South Asia Institute
>University of Heidelberg
>Library
>Im Neuenheimer Feld 330
>69120 Heidelberg
>Germany
>e-mail: sonja.stark-wild at urz.uni-heidelberg.de
>







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