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Winston Churchill Goes Digital

Posted at 6:35AM Thursday 29 Jul 2010

The entire Churchill archive, currently stored in 2,500 boxes at the center's home in the quiet, grassy precincts of Cambridge university's Churchill College, is to be digitized and made available on a pay-as-you-go basis to those with an Internet connection.

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