Some exciting news today - the West Yorkshire Archive Service [WYAS] submission to the InterPares 3 Research Project for a case study of the MLA Yorkshire archives has been accepted. MLA Yorkshire, the lead strategic agency for museums, libraries and archives in the region, closes this week (so that live website might not be available for too [...]
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MLA Yorkshire Archives Accepted for InterPares Project
Posted in Digital Preservation Networks, Research Projects, tagged Archive-It, digital archives, digital preservation, Digital Preservation Networks, Internet Archive, InterPares, MLA Yorkshire archives, UK, Web Archiving, WYAS on 19 December 2008 | Leave a Comment »
Digital Preservation in Local Authority Archive Services – Presentations now Available
Posted in Digital Preservation Networks, Journal Articles, Preservation Tools, tagged consultation, Costs, digital archives, digital preservation, Digital Preservation Networks, events, GAIP, Gloucestershire Archives, Hampshire Archives, ingest, local authorities, local authority archive services, Manchester City Archives, survey, TNA, UK, WCMT, Web Archiving on 1 December 2008 | Leave a Comment »
Presentations from the successful open consultation day held at TNA on 12 November on digital preservation for local authority archivists are now available on the DPC website - including my report on my Churchill Fellowship research in the US and Australia. Also featured were colleagues from other local authority services already active in practical digital preservation initiatives [...]
Monash University Museum of Computing History
Posted in Digital Preservation Networks, Research Projects, tagged Clever Recordkeeping Metadata, computing museums, Digital Preservation Networks, metadata, Smart Information Portals on 4 September 2008 | Leave a Comment »
A visit to Monash’s University’s Caulfield campus, just a short train or tram ride away from central Melbourne. I’d asked to visit the Monash Museum of Computing History, which was established by the Faculty of Information Technology in 2000 as a resource for the study of computing history and to show how far information technology [...]
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