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The Buzz #14

The Buzz newsletter #14
– Introducing new Advanced Search features
– Collection Strengths and Regions
– eHive product updates
– Featured Collection: Glasgow Women's Library

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The Buzz #13

The Buzz newsletter #13
– Introducing Cultural Permissons
– New eHive product releases
– Featured Collection: Te Hikoi

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The Buzz #12

The Buzz newsletter #12
– Introducing the eHive Youtube channel
– Free trial for new Trove partners
– Featured Collection: West Highland Museum

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New advanced search feature

The new advanced search feature we've launched this week allows you to be more specific when you search for records. This feature is now available for logged in eHive users, and we will be extending this early next year to public users.

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Lichfield Cathedral

Lichfield Cathedral's collections date to the 8th century when the St. Chad Gospels were written and the Lichfield Angel was carved. Further treasures include important series of Bibles and maps, renaissance glass and medieval sculpture, and the Dean Lang collection of modern silver.

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The Buzz #11

The Buzz newsletter. This issues covers recent enhancements for comments moderation and visitor analytics, and provides information on contributing to the Trove website.

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A free trial to contribute to Trove

Trove is visited by users over 50,000 times a day. Trove Collaborative Services is offering a free trial to Australian cultural organisations that would like to reach this vast audience and benefit from seeing their collection in a national context.

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The Buzz #10

The Buzz #10
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Five cataloguing tips
The Museum of East Anglian Life – Search for the Stars
the Health Museum of South Australia collection

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Five cataloguing tips

Te Hikoi museum is cataloguing their entire collection in eHive with Project Ark. Our eHive team member helped catalogue a few items and shared some tips.

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