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Xerox Research Allows Web Visitors to View Richer, More Colorful Images; Technology Used to Enhance Online Archive of William Blake's Work.
From: Business Wire
Date: 20021004
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ROCHESTER, N.Y.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Oct. 4, 2002
William Blake, 19th century poet, painter and engraver, saw the world in a grain of sand. Today, scholars accessing the William Blake Archive (WBA) Web site are exploring Blake's universe pixel by pixel with the help of Xerox Corporation (NYSE: XRX) researchers.
"Our collaboration with the William Blake Archives is just one example of the work we're doing to support the interactive access and viewing of documents on the Web," said Robert R. Buckley, a researcher with the Xerox Solutions and Services ...
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