Nitrate Nightmare Working at a movie theater during my college years, I recall being astounded up in the film booth of my local four-screen theater. Those film projectors were loud, manually operated,

Together, HAI, a leader in historical research and archiving, and Axiell, the world’s leading provider of software and services for the cultural sector, launched Tim Russert: One Man’s Impact on the Nation, a groundbreaking virtual exhibit celebrating the life and legacy of the iconic journalist at his alma mater, John Carroll University (JCU).

At HAI, we have been closely tracking the insights and online concerns our colleagues in the records management, archives, and historical consulting industries are raising regarding the recent firings and layoffs at

The 21st Century Archivist by Marielle Gage, Certified Archivist Some issues are perineal to archivists in every time and place– the ravages of time, water, insects, or fire on our records; the

By Marielle Gage, Certified Archivist If you have been to Washington, DC as a student or tourist, you have likely been to the National Archives Building on Pennsylvania Avenue. This is the

by Marielle Gage, Certified Archivist October is American Archives Month, and every year, I share that fact on social media. And every year, in turn, I duly receive a flurry of “Happy

By Margaret Long, Archivist As a company that specializes in history and archiving, one of our frequent recommendations to archival or collections management clients is to implement a pest management program. This

Your history is the backbone of your anniversary celebration. Using historical assets that are uniquely yours—like photographs, historic logos, videos, and company archives—makes your story come to life. While you are preparing

By Margaret Long, Archivist Archives have long been a part of society’s infrastructure as they contain vital documents, objects, and information about various operations of organizations or even society as a whole.