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==LGBT sites archived== | ==LGBT sites archived== | ||
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*[[Cardiff's International Gay & Lesbian Short Film Prize]] | *[[Cardiff's International Gay & Lesbian Short Film Prize]] | ||
*[[Families and Friends of Lesbians and Gays]] | *[[Families and Friends of Lesbians and Gays]] | ||
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*[[Black British Lesbian Timeline]] | *[[Black British Lesbian Timeline]] | ||
*[[Lesbian Information Service]] | *[[Lesbian Information Service]] | ||
*[[ LGBT Greens]] | *[[LGBT Greens]] | ||
*[[LGBT History Project]] | *[[LGBT History Project]] | ||
*[[Scottish LGBT: Diamond Jubilee of Queen Elizabeth II]] | *[[Scottish LGBT: Diamond Jubilee of Queen Elizabeth II]] | ||
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==External sites== | ==External sites== | ||
Revision as of 12:38, 7 November 2012
The UK Web Archive is a service from the British Library, which aims to hold archived copies of important UK websites. Between 2005 and 2010 it was overseen by the UK Web Archiving Consortium (UKWAC), which has since been replaced by the Digital Preservation Coalition.
At present the consent of the website owner is required before a site can be archived. However the British Library are pressing to be given the right to archive any site, in the same way that they currently have the right to receive a copy of every book published in the UK.
LGBT sites archived
- Cardiff's International Gay & Lesbian Short Film Prize
- Families and Friends of Lesbians and Gays
- Gay and Lesbian Underwater Group
- Gay and Lesbian Youth Information Centre (GALYIC)
- Gay East Midlands (GEM)
- Gay History and Literature
- G-A-Y in the Subject Field - Roger N Taber focuses on his gay-interest poems
- Gay Monitor
- Gay UK News
- Gay Wedding Venues and Services
- Lesbian and Gay News Media Archive (LAGNA)
- LGBT History Month
- Quaker Lesbian & Gay Fellowship (QLGF)
- Black British Lesbian Timeline
- Lesbian Information Service
- LGBT Greens
- LGBT History Project
- Scottish LGBT: Diamond Jubilee of Queen Elizabeth II