Booklet: 'Digital Summer Supplement part 1'

Location(s) in the hierarchy

Records of esea contemporary and predecessors ➔ Programme ➔ Edge Street Programme ➔ Alien Invasion - Fu Manchu V's White Devil, Tone Balone, (1998 Sep 03 - 1998 Oct 25)
Records of esea contemporary and predecessors ➔ Accessions ➔ CFCCA Time Line Materials ➔ Timeline: 1998

Information

Type

Archival Record

Identifier

GB3451/OC/6/2/9/5

Other Identifiers

OC/6/2/9/5 (local reference number)
TM1-1998-14 (local reference number)

Date(s)

1998 June (is coverage date of)
1998 Oct (is coverage date of)

Record Resource Extent

1 item (7 pages)

Scope and Content

Digital Summer 98 (DS98) programme covering event arranged across Manchester to celebrate 50 years of innovation in science and technology since the invention of the first stored program computer 'Baby' in Manchester. 

History

This record was originally held in the 1998 binder in the timeline collated by the CFCCA during research for their 30th anniversary (ACC/2017/1). 

Access and Use

Representation Type

unmediated

Conditions on Access

The original record is available for private research use in the esea ResearchLab by appointment.

Conditions on Use

Copyright of the Manchester City Council. This record is available for private non-commercial study use only.

Credit Statement: Booklet: 'Digital Summer Supplement part 1', 1998, Manchester City Council. Courtesy of the esea ResearchLab, (GB3451/OC/6/2/9/5).

Related Information

People and Organisations

Manchester City Council, (1974-) ; Cornerhouse, 1985-2015 ; Science and Industry Museum, (1969-) ; Greenroom, (1986-2011) ; University of Manchester, (1851-) ; Digital Summer 98 (ds98)

Places

Manchester

Keywords & Terms

still images ; English ; polychrome ; unmediated ; books ; text ; Latin (script) ; programmes (documents) ; Copyright Restricted ; On site ; Originals ; Edge Street Programme (1997-2003) ; Marketing and promotion ; digital art

Descriptive Note

Note

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