BRIGHTON — Delving into the past is now a whole lot easier at the Brighton Public Library thanks to an $8,000 digital microfilm reader donated by the Colby family — in memory of Margaret Colby, who passed away last year. Her father, Don Colby, taught geography at East Northumberland Secondary School for 26 years and served on the library board for nine years, six years as its chair.

Notre Dame’s Hesburgh Libraries, in conjunction with the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum’s “History Unfolded” project, hosted ”The Holocaust in American Catholic Newspapers and Beyond,” a research sprint and panel discussion in honor of International Holocaust Remembrance Day on Friday. During the research sprint, volunteers scoured through newspaper clips preserved on microfilm to unearth how the early stages of the Holocaust were covered by local reporters across the country. Read More

PASO ROBLES —  The Paso Robles City Library through a partnership with the Paso Robles Area Historical Society is able to provide researchers access to a greater amount of local history material. The Library is also offering a new state-of-the-art microfilm/microfiche reader that will enable people to browse, scan, print and save the material in several formats. Read more

Northbrook, IL – January 9, 2019 – ST Imaging is pleased to receive a record-setting fifth consecutive Platinum award for the ViewScan microfilm scanner from LibraryWorks’ fifth annual Modern Library Awards (MLAs). A worldwide leader in the design and manufacturing of digital microfilm viewer/scanners, ST Imaging is the only microfilm scanner manufacturer to have won the Platinum MLA in all five years. “It is with great pride that ST Imaging receives our fifth consecutive Platinum

NORTHBROOK, Ill.–(BUSINESS WIRE)–ST Imaging, a worldwide leader in the design and manufacturing of digital microfilm viewer/scanners announces their fourth consecutive Platinum award from LibraryWorks’ fourth annual Modern Library Awards (MLAs). The ST ViewScan is the only microfilm scanner to have won the Platinum MLA in all four years. “ST Imaging is proud to receive our fourth Modern Library Award with Platinum distinction. It is a testament to the ease of use and the high quality

“New Microfilm Readers Make Accessing History Easier Than Ever” writes the Denver Public Library. Learn more on what you can research at the Denver Public Library and how the ViewScan microfilm scanner makes that process easier.

ST Imaging, a leader in the micrographic conversion industry, continues to set the standard of how people work with their microfilm collection. This week, the fifth generation digital microfilm scanner and fourth generation ViewScan will make its debut, the ViewScan 4. Attendees of the 2017 American Library Association (ALA) Annual Conference can receive a demo of the new scanner and software in booth 3935. “Years of research and development went into the design and functionality

Watch the ST ViewScan III assist Chris Jacobs, of TLC’s Long Lost Family, search microfilm for clues to help reunite a mother and daughter. See the ST ViewScan III in action just after the first break (12:01 mark). Watch Now

Northbrook, IL – January 11, 2017 – ST Imaging, a worldwide leader in the design and manufacturing of digital microfilm viewer/scanners is delighted to announce their third consecutive Platinum award from LibraryWorks’ third annual Modern Library Awards (MLAs). The ST ViewScan is the only microfilm scanner to have won the Platinum MLA in all three years. “The MLAs acknowledge the outstanding products and companies that work closely with the library market. It is an honor

Digital Check (ST Imaging’s parent company) has acquired the Burroughs SmartSource line of Check Scanners and Receipt Printers Northbrook, IL – September 19, 2016 – Digital Check Corp (DCC), a leading provider of image capture and payments processing technology, has agreed to an asset purchase with Burroughs Inc. that includes the people, products, and expertise supporting the SmartSource, Elite™, Quantum DS™, and ReceiptNow® family of products. Terms of the transaction were not disclosed. Going forward,