The American Archive of Public Broadcasting website makes available programs from over a hundred public media organizations across the country. Programs dating from the 1940s to the 2010s help tell the stories of local communities throughout the nation.

2,024 recordings from all five Pacifica Radio sister stations - KPFA-FM Berkeley, KPFK-FM Los Angeles, WBAI-FM New York City, KPFT-FM Houston, and WPFW-Washington, D.C. - highlighting both Pacifica's contributions to the women's movement as well as women's unique contributions to Pacifica Radio programming from 1963-1982.

This collaboration between the Boston Public Library, Cambridge Community television, Northeast Historic Film and WGBH Educational Foundation aims to bring to life local news stories produced in and about Boston from the early 1960’s to 2000. Includes news content from Boston Public Library’s WHDH film collection (1960- mid-1970s), Cambridge Community Television (1988 to 1999), Northeast Historic Film’s WCVB film collection (1970-1979), and WGBH-produced The Reporters (1970-1973), Evening Compass (1973-1975) and the Ten O’Clock News.

Since the invention of the moving image in the 1890's, British Pathé began recording every aspect of global culture and news, for the cinema. All 85,000 newsreels are now searchable and viewable on YouTube.

The C-SPAN Archives records, indexes, and archives all C-SPAN programming for historical, educational, research, and archival uses. Every C-SPAN program aired since 1987, almost totaling over 207,000 hours, is contained in the C-SPAN Archives and immediately accessible through the database and electronic archival systems developed and maintained by the C-SPAN Archives.

Online access to audio and video recordings from Indiana University collections and select scholarly projects.

The Paley Center's permanent media collection contains over 160,000 television and radio programs and advertisements. The online database offers synopses, along with production credits for the programs.

Includes episodes of The Flo Kennedy Show, Focus on Women, Janice Irvine's interviews with sex educators, and footage from the Radcliffe College Archives. More material will be added as it is digitized.

Collaboration between Northeast Historic Film, the Chicago Film Archives, and the Lesbian Home Movie Project aims to bring to life home movies and amateur film and video made by women in the 20th century, and to make this material accessible online and to researchers.