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James Keating
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Book Review Editor, Australian Historical Studies
Beats
Human Interest Stories , Local Government, council matters, Education , Infrastructure, Sport
I don’t cover pageant-related events.
Content
Full article: ‘Give it to the Mitchell, it would be there for those that come after us’: interwar feminists’ archival activism and the recasting of Australian history
By James Keating| Taylor & Francis@ 1 Brian H. Fletcher, Magnificent Obsession: The Story of the Mitchell Library, Sydney (Allen & Unwin, 2007), 19–41; Miles Franklin, My Brilliant Career (William Blackwood, 1901). 2 Miles Franklin to Margaret Dreier Robins, 6 May 1929, in My Congenials: Miles Franklin & Friends in Letters, 2nd ed., ed. Jill Roe (HarperCollins, 2010), 215. 3 Peter Biskup, Library Models and Library Myths: The Early Years of the National Library of Australia (History Project Inc., 1983), 24–25, 35–37.
By James Keating, david hibbs, Kaiti Gary, Patrick Maxwell| Oracle@ Marketers know they need to better manage and mobilize their customer data if they’re going to be competitive in the future. They know this is becoming more critical as third-party cookies sunset, as consumer expectations for great omnichannel experiences rise, and as data-hungry AI becomes woven into operations. And they’re pretty sure that a customer data platform (CDP) is the foundational piece that they need. However, many face a litany of challenges in getting one implemented.
Full article: ‘Give it to the Mitchell, it would be there for those that come after us’: interwar feminists’ archival activism and the recasting of Australian history
By James Keating| Taylor & Francis@ 1 Brian H. Fletcher, Magnificent Obsession: The Story of the Mitchell Library, Sydney (Allen & Unwin, 2007), 19–41; Miles Franklin, My Brilliant Career (William Blackwood, 1901). 2 Miles Franklin to Margaret Dreier Robins, 6 May 1929, in My Congenials: Miles Franklin & Friends in Letters, 2nd ed., ed. Jill Roe (HarperCollins, 2010), 215. 3 Peter Biskup, Library Models and Library Myths: The Early Years of the National Library of Australia (History Project Inc., 1983), 24–25, 35–37.
Company Info
Australian Historical Studies