 |
|
|
|
| Categories: | 37 |
| Subcategories: | 1694 |
| Active Listings: | 5734 |
| Visitors Online: | 12 |
| Admin Status: |  |
 |  |
An excerpt from the recently released DVD of some of Marvin's greatest live performances on TV and film, "Real Thing: In Performance 1964-1981," This live performance comes from the long out-of-circulation 1973 film, "Save The Children" with James Jamerson on bass.
| Life magazine putting photo archive on Web (UPI) NEW YORK, Nov. 18 (UPI) -- Access to Life magazine's photo archive -- including more than 10 million images -- will soon be available on a service from Google, Time Inc. said Tuesday. |
| Life Photo Archive Goes Live On Google; Advertising To Follow (paidContent.org via Yahoo! Finance) The never-ending effort to make every possible cent from Life magazine continues with today's launch of the Life Photo Archive on Google a project nearly two years in the making. The 10 million-plus images?many of them iconic and 97 percent not available to the public before?will show up in searches through Google or directly through http://images.google.com/hosted/life, providing consumers ... |
| Over 10 Million Images from the LIFE Photo Archive to be Made Available on Google (Art Daily) NEW YORK, NY.- Access to LIFE's Photo Archive -- over 10 million images in total -- will soon be available on a new hosted image service from Google, Time Inc. has announced. Ninety-seven percent of the photographs have never been seen by the public. |
| Google Hosting Time-Life Photo Archive, 10 Million Unpublished Images Now Live (Search Engine Land) TimeWarner and Google have announced that starting today Google will make available millions of images from the Life Magazine photo archive. The vast majority (97 percent) of these images have never been seen by the public (they were sitting around in physical envelopes). |
| Google Takes LIFE Photo Archive Online (WebProNews) Google said today it is partnering with LIFE magazine to make more than 10 million images available online from the magazine's photo archive. One of the most interesting things about the project is 97 percent of the photographs have never been seen by the public. The collection contains iconic images from the 20th century with works from LIFE photographers Alfred Eisenstaedt, Margaret ... |
