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Archival goodness

As much as I love blogging, I think that the greatest value of the Net is to serve as a repository for cool information (cool defined as stuff I would…

As much as I love blogging, I think that the greatest value of the Net is to serve as a repository for cool information (cool defined as stuff I would blog about, of course).

As one example, AdFlip.com has images of famous ads, dating back to the 40s. There’s a vast wealth of data on these pages. I plan on spending several hours here some day.

As another example, Stefan Landsberger has collected all sort of Chinese propaganda posters. I love propaganda posters — there’s something very powerful, alive, and purposeful about them. In a world where art viewers are these days asked to impose their own interpretations upon the abstract, propaganda beats you over the head with an ideological club.

Upon consideration … I’m not so sure there’s such a difference between these two sites — though I think the original creators of the materials on both sites would probably be insulted by that observation.

(Via Boing Boing)

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