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“We
work hard to produce a paper that informs the public and is also
visually stimulating. It is a gift for us to be able to preserve
the product of our hard work in its entirety for future generations.” "Thanks to the very generous help from Hoag & Sons, who converted all back issues of the Echoes on a CD. Not only converted them, but alphabetized the stories, ships and units so one can do detailed searches. We had thought for some time how we could preserve our stories for future generations and make these available through other museums. Hoag & Sons, again many thanks for making all this possible." “A clipping from a newspaper’s archive speaks for itself
as an authentic record of history. Archived news files make it easy
for lawyers, officials, businesses and scholars to obtain information
even years after initial publication.”
“Binding
newsfiles is the only process to preserve the art of newspapers.
Future generations will not experience first hand the art of our
written past!” “Our student newspaper’s archives date back to 1925 and were slowly disintegrating before our eyes. Microfilm was the first step toward more permanent archives, but we found that our 21st-century students also wanted the accessibility of a digital archive. Hoag and Sons worked with us to take advantage of today’s innovations in technology to provide the most utility to our readers and future generations of researchers.” — Macon C. McGinley, Assistant Professor, Mass Communication, and Adviser to The Colonnade, Georgia College & State University “Our newspapers have been the papers of record for our community for more than 100 years. It’s vital we preserve this record for future generations. We’ve chosen Hoag and Sons because they take this responsibility as seriously as we do. Their work is of the finest quality, and we’ve got bound volumes nearly 100 years old to prove it.” — Joseph P. Loucheim, Publisher, Southampton Town Newspapers, New York
Preserving published history throughout the U.S. for more than 110 years!
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“Our
newspapers have been the papers of record for our community for
more than 100 years. It’s vital we preserve this record for
future generations. We’ve chosen Hoag and Sons because it
takes this responsibility as seriously as we do. Its work is of
the finest quality, and we’ve got the bound volumes nearly
100-years old to prove it.”