Talk:Bettmann Archive

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[1] says: BILL GATES had the 11-million-image Bettmann Archive buried 220 feet underground. Archivists can access only the 2% that was first digitized. - WHAT?

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Removed some guy's personal link to his website. The blog site provided no useful information and wasn't relevant to the topic.

The image selected to illustrate this article is not from the Bettmann Archive. It's from an art licensing company in Spain, Archivo Iconografico. The credit line is an old one and should read Archivo Iconografico/Corbis. 24.45.3.73 15:23, 23 April 2007 (UTC)[reply]

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Similarities with Patterson–Gimlin film

I've noticed that this photography from the Bettman Archive share a lot of similarities with the Frame 352 of the Patterson–Gimlin film. I would like to attribute this discovery to User:Veron, from Inkipedia. Wmyttmlimvty (talk) 18:05, 12 August 2024 (UTC)[reply]