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Imaging Innovations – September 2019

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September 2019  
 
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As the summer winds down IDI is now in full production on two large book projects in New England for two major publishers. These projects are for bound books and will run through March of 2020. We are also simultaneously digitizing three Brooklyn, New York projects. One on location at a Museum, one for a Historical Society and one that includes a combination of documents and large drawings for a Real Estate Management Firm.
The Lake Hopatcong Commission has hired IDI to scan their historical documents and maps of the lake which we completed in August. The Commission will be searching through the images to find solutions for the harmful algae contamination in the lake this year. IDI has also digitized the historical records and Maps for the Lake Hopatcong Historical Society.
IDI has just completed digitizing a Publishing project for the Smithsonian NMAH and will be starting a one thousand microfilm roll scanning project for an Ivy League Law school in September.
We will be exhibiting at the Plainfield Public Library’s Tri-County History Fair on September 28th. 11AM-3PM.
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Sincerely,

Marty Tannenbaum
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Imaging Innovations from IDI July 2019

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July 2019  
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IDI is proud to announce our newest division E-Beam Imaging in Shelton, Ct. which has the capacity to create extremely high quality – microfilm 16mm and 35mm and microfiche from digital images. We utilize the industry best e-beam laser technology and we can meet all government standards and quickly output any size project. Please visit our web site at ebeamimaging.com
IDI was a first time exhibitor at the ALA conference in Washington, DC and it was a huge success. We met library employees from all around the world and discussed many projects with new prospects and current customers. Thank you to everyone who stopped by to see us. Picture Above
In April IDI digitized the oldest book ever printed in English at a Royal Institution in London. The book was printed around the year 1450 and was a story of the Trojan War.  See short video clip. Video
It is with great sadness to pass along the news of the passing of Mary Ann Fox, the previous head archivist of the Hun School in Princeton, NJ. Mary Ann spent a great deal of time with IDI digitizing 100 years of The Hun School history. She will be greatly missed. Mary Ann- Thank you for the memories!

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Marty Tannenbaum
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May 2019  
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May has arrived and IDI has made our big swing into spring. In April IDI completed a 500,000-image collection on site for a California University as well as a 600,000-image collection in New York City. In May IDI will be completing a project for South Plainfield Public Library including town records and local newspapers from both hard copy and microfilm. We are also scanning Real Estate files for The Millburn Historical Society and Ledger Record books for the City of Orange. Davidson College and Woodbridge TV have recently contracted IDI’s Digital Memory Media division to digitize audio and video collections.
The images from both the Millburn Historical Society and the South Plainfield Public Library will be hosted and accessible from our popular Digi-Find-It Web Portals. Both the NJ State Library and Newark Public Library Web Sites provide links to many of the NJ Library DigiFind-IT portals that are open to the World Wide Web. Click the link from the Newark Public Library web page: Newark Library.
In May of 2018 IDI opened up a 7,500 square foot facility in Connecticut where we house and distribute microfilm subscriptions for one of the world’s largest publishing companies. IDI also offers high quality microfilm and microfiche mastering and duplication services. Visit IDI’s E-beam web site: E-Beam Imaging.
Our booth assignment for The New Jersey Library Association Conference being held at Harrah’s Atlantic City form May 29-31 is Booth 102. Stop by to say hello, discuss our new offerings and for your chance to win a prize!

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Marty Tannenbaum
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April 2019  
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IDI has made it past the April fools pranks and we have started new imaging projects including: South Plainfield Public Library’s local newspapers including town records to digitize from both microfilm and hard copy. The Library also opted for our popular Digi-Find-It web Portal for quick and easy access to the images.
Tax day April 15th is approaching and we recently completed a scanning project for a local tax accountant to free up office space, eliminate misfiles and make the documents easily accessible. We also completed the digitization of hundreds of back issues for a popular Dance Magazine for a large publisher. We have picked up historic ledger books for a New York hospital dating back to the early 1900’s that require special handling while scanning, plus soon we will be imaging the hospital’s medical school’s student records.
We want to send a big thank you to the New York StateAssociation of Independent Schools (NYSAIS) for their hospitality on March 11th where IDI was invited to speak at the Mohonk Mountain House about our imaging solutions for private schools. (photo above) The conference was a real success and we look forward to working with the many private schools that expressed interest in digitizing and preserving their valuable legacies.
Our booth assignment for The New Jersey Library Association Conference being held at Harrah’s Atlantic City form May 29-31 is Booth 102. Stop by to say hello, discuss our new offerings and for your chance to win a prize!

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Sincerely,

Marty Tannenbaum
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Imaging Innovations An IDI Newsletter March 2019

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March 2019  
 
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March is here and the IDI team is ready to Spring into warmer weather and new exciting digital projects and presentations.
 
Two new map digitization projects are now underway.  A local Historical Society has 1,400 historical Maps to scan and we will also be digitizing 250,000 maps for a high profile Society in the UK.
 
Over the next two years IDI has committed to deliver over 3.5 million digital images from periodicals from both hard copy and microfilm frames for a digital publisher. We also have a 2 million image microfiche digitization project in house for a local union.
 
IDI has now created and hosts 74 Digi-Find-It web portals including high profile sites such as the City Record for NYU and the Gallup Organization. We also host 6 Digi-Find-It sites for private schools. 
 
IDI is excited to be exhibiting and presenting at the New York State Association of Independent Schools Institutional Advancement Conference on March 11th in New Paltz, NY.
                                                    
IDI will be exhibiting at the NJLA Atlantic City conference in the May as well as the ALA national show in Washington DC June 21st-24th. We will be in booth 3110.
 
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Marty Tannenbaum
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January 2019  
 
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Welcome to 2019 as IDI begins our 19th year in business. As we kick off the New Year we look forward to working on exciting new digital projects both in the US and Europe.
In the first quarter of 2019 we will continue to scan for a University in Southern California including two projects with over 300,000 images of periodicals and manuscripts. We also will kick off a 4.5 million image microfilm/fiche project for a Labor Union at our NJ facility. Last week we set up to digitize a prestigious collection at a National Museum in Pennsylvania.
The Atlantic Highlands Historical Society has contracted IDI to digitize historic newspapers and have the PDF images accessible and key word searchable utilizing our popular Digi-Find-it Portal.
On Jan 1st, 2019 published works from the year 1923 became free for all to use and build on without permissions or fees that copyrights protected. Literary works by famous authors such as Robert Frost will be free to use and build on without permissions or fees. This is because in 1998 Congress hit a 2 decade pause button and extended copyright terms for 20 years given works published between 1923 and 1977 and expanded term of 95 years. Now each year going forward one additional year will be free of copyright. In 2020 works under copyright protection from 1924 works will be freed up.
IDI’s open access NJ history site launched in late 2018 has been a great success NJ Historical Portal. The site currently receives 800 hits per month and was only recently launched in October. We will continue to add new content as well as historical information from the year 1924 in 2020.
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December 2018   
 
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We want to wish all our customers, partners, and friends a wonderful holiday season and a very happy New Year! We also want to thank our customers partners and employees for contributing to IDI’s success in 2018.
 
IDI has just begun a 1.3 million image project in the UK for a major University with the majority of the content coming from books. This project will run for most of 2019. We will also be setting up at the American Philosophical Society in Philadelphia for a one month manuscript project in January. For NYU we recently completed 80,000 pages from a Jewish Newspaper in conjunction with the Israel National Library and the New York Public Library.
 
In December IDI will be completing 300,000 pages of Medical files for a large union and we’ll also be archiving 50,000 images for a local Doctors Office.
 
Hightstown Public Library has contracted with IDI for the scanning of their historic newspapers from both microfilm and hard copy and they also opted for IDI’s popular Digi-Find-it web portal for quick key word searched and attractively displaying the images.
 
As we close out 2018 IDI looks forward to 2019 which shows great promise for growth, new opportunities, new services and products for our highly appreciated customers and prospects.
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Wishing everyone a very Happy New Year!
Thank you for your business.
 
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November 2018  
 
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In October IDI completed two on location digitization projects for publishing companies. One at the National World War II Museum in New Orleans, consisting of 210,000 images of fragile wartime personal accounts. The second project was also on location at the University of Michigan and Michigan State University. This was a collection on the history of food and drink held over 125,000 images IDI digitized from books, both bound and loose, manuscript, foldouts as well as 3D object photography.
 
IDI in October also completed a 312,000 image project for Princeton University which included a Women’s World Banking Collection, the John Dulles Papers, and the James Forrestal Papers.
 
The October 17th IDI seminar which featured an excellent presentation by Laura Hortz Stanton from the Conservation Center for Art & Historic Artifacts was a hit. The lucky winner of a brand new laptop computer was Jill Stafford of the Matawan Aberdeen Public Library. (pictured above) Thank you to everyone that attended.
 
IDI’s Connecticut facility now has the capability to produce the highest quality possible microfilm and microfiche from digital images at very competitive prices. Check out our new operation at: ebeamfilm.com.
 
The New Jersey State library has listed in one location all of IDI’s NJ DigiFind-It local history web portals at:   libguides.njstatelib.org/digitized-newspapers. This site lists newspapers by county and town and indicates which are available only in the library and which ones are available online for open access.
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Recently IDI and Digital Memory Media acquired brand new 2K resolution film scanners for 8MM and 16MM movie reels. All movie reels will now be converted at a higher quality level than HD. Get your personal memories or commercial archives to us soon as the holiday rush has already begun. The perfect gift for the holidays is digitizing a lifetime of memories.
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Wishing everyone a very Happy Thanksgiving!
Thank you for your business.
 
Warm Regards,
Marty

 

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Imaging Innovations – IDI Newsletter October 2018

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October 2018  
 
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For our Oct 17 seminar you still have time to call in your reservation. The session will feature Laura Hortz Stanton from the Conservation Center for Art & Historic Artifacts presentation on digital imaging and conservation, a tour of the IDI world class imaging facility, lunch, a drawing for a laptop PC and 2 – $250 conversion services gift certificates. Don’t Miss Out!!
In October IDI will be starting 2 large high profile UK institute scanning projects -one that will be 1.5 million images of books and another for 3.5 million images of books, documents, negatives, slides, and maps.
IDI has written a workflow process for an 8 million image OCR project for a research company.  We have 7 high speed servers to accommodate large volume OCR projects. Our Connecticut facility continues to grow and we offer large capability for microfilm and microfiche duplication services.
The holiday season is nearing and our Digital Memory conversion service orders for slides, VHS cassettes, 8mm and 16mm film is starting to get busy. Please get your orders in so we can complete all orders by Thanksgiving and Christmas.
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September 2018  
 
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September is here footballs are in the air and IDI is off to sunny California once again for a 3 month imaging project for a University library. We are also starting 2 New York City archive book and newspaper projects and a book scanning project which includes content from a New Jersey State University.
Two learning centers have been dedicated in Myron Tannenbaum’s name in India. Myron Tannenbaum was a founding member of Innovative Document Imaging who was awarded 10 Health Care Patents for medical research. The Schools are both situated in the western part of India in the State of Gujarat. One of the learning centers is in the tribal village of Muvaliya and the other tribal village is situated in Jhalod. The learning centers help educate children of migrant laborers and very poor tribal families.
IDI has set up 2 new Digi-Find-it web portals one for the NYU City Record papers and one for the Secaucus Public Library Home News newspapers and photos.
Be sure to call early for reservations for the IDI October 17th Seminar at our East Brunswick NJ Headquarters. The session will feature a tour of our facility Lunch and drawings as well as a special guest speaker from the Conservation Center for Art & Historic Artifacts. Visit them here: https://ccaha.org/.
Conservation is the preservation, repair, and prevention of deterioration of archaeological, historical, and cultural artifacts and is vital for libraries and archives alike. We look forward to seeing you at IDI October 17th.
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We want to thank all the libraries that have partnered with IDI on the Digital Memory Fund raising programs the last 6 years. We have enjoyed doing the sessions and I hope the funds raised were beneficial. In 2018 we will be scheduling only a few designated library sessions as I believe a 1 year program hiatus will result in an increase in fund revenues in 2019.
Thank you for your business.
 
Warm Regards,
Marty
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