Titanic - New York Press
Detailed App Info:
Application Description
This Titanic app recaptures the first week of press coverage in New York following one of the deadliest maritime disasters in history. Original issues of The New York Tribune, The Evening World, and The Sun from April 1912 have been carefully scanned and professionally converted using state-of-the-art OCR and top-level structure analysis software. The additional metadata from this conversion not only provides you with a convenient keyword search, but also enables a dynamic table of contents that takes you directly to the highlighted articles. Combined with a thumbnail preview of all pages and the table-typical gesture control, this app is truly something special for people who literally want to get in touch with digital publications.
Join us for our kickoff of curated and lovingly crafted apps that cover exclusive themes from cultural history.
OVERVIEW OF FEATURES
- A virtual exhibition of curated historical documents, enriched with an informative introductory text
- A total of 100 newspaper pages from three renowned publications spanning the seven days following the sinking of the RMS Titanic in 1912
- A total app size of 580 MB packed with high-quality scans and metadata (we recommend downloading in a wireless LAN environment)
- Extra functions, such as a dynamic table of contents and keyword search
- A convenient thumbnail-preview bar with each publication
- A highly attractive user design with intuitive navigation, easy page swiping, and two-finger zooming
ABOUT US
For over 35 years, CCS has been developing solutions for digitization of valuable library and archive holdings (Digital Library). Our market-leading conversion software, docWorks, is used worldwide by the most renowned national and university libraries, publishers, companies, and content providers. Based in Hamburg, Germany, we employ more than 90 people worldwide and guarantee the highest reliability and benefits of the label: Made in Germany. We are leading the field of software and workflow automation and are a member of the most important XML-standardizing committees for libraries. To learn more about CCS and docWorks, please call us at +49 40 227130-0, or send an email to info@content-conversion.com.
Join us for our kickoff of curated and lovingly crafted apps that cover exclusive themes from cultural history.
OVERVIEW OF FEATURES
- A virtual exhibition of curated historical documents, enriched with an informative introductory text
- A total of 100 newspaper pages from three renowned publications spanning the seven days following the sinking of the RMS Titanic in 1912
- A total app size of 580 MB packed with high-quality scans and metadata (we recommend downloading in a wireless LAN environment)
- Extra functions, such as a dynamic table of contents and keyword search
- A convenient thumbnail-preview bar with each publication
- A highly attractive user design with intuitive navigation, easy page swiping, and two-finger zooming
ABOUT US
For over 35 years, CCS has been developing solutions for digitization of valuable library and archive holdings (Digital Library). Our market-leading conversion software, docWorks, is used worldwide by the most renowned national and university libraries, publishers, companies, and content providers. Based in Hamburg, Germany, we employ more than 90 people worldwide and guarantee the highest reliability and benefits of the label: Made in Germany. We are leading the field of software and workflow automation and are a member of the most important XML-standardizing committees for libraries. To learn more about CCS and docWorks, please call us at +49 40 227130-0, or send an email to info@content-conversion.com.
Requirements
Your mobile device must have at least 378.55 MB of space to download and install Titanic - New York Press app. Titanic - New York Press is available on iTunes for $0.00
If you have any problems with installation or in-app purchase, found bugs, questions, comments about this application, you can visit the official website of CCS Content Conversion Specialists GmbH at http://www.content-conversion.com.
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