March 4, 2006

BBC releases their wildlife archives

Filed under: Pop culture

I really like the BBC. They’re all about making their content freely available. First it was all 9 of Beethoven’s symphonies, and now they’re releasing their wildlife archives for free as well.

Access to the BBC’s extensive news archive is seen as giving the British public a chance to share and keep “the punctuation marks in the stories of our lives”.

The Open Earth Archive

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