C-SPAN puts entire video archive on the web

by RoryLitwin

This is big news for anyone dealing with politics or gov docs collections. The New York Times is reporting today that C-SPAN has made its entire archive of programming freely available on its website. The archive contains 160,000 hours of programming. It seems that this will be a major resource for studying domestic politics in the years to come.

3 comments on “C-SPAN puts entire video archive on the web”

  1. At the risk of outing myself as a govdocs geek – WOW this is exciting. I can’t wait to let my faculty know.

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