Preserving progress for future generations
As organisations race to meet today`s digital preservation challenges, are uncertainties over cost and necessity still stifling progress? Rebecca Pool finds out
As organisations race to meet today`s digital preservation challenges, are uncertainties over cost and necessity still stifling progress? Rebecca Pool finds out
As the costs of long-term digital preservation climb, cloud storage doesn't look set to bring them down, reports Rebecca Pool
The path to digital preservation has been peppered with problems, but progress has been rapid, reports Rebecca Pool
US-based Portico clinches a digital preservation deal with the University of Technology Sydney Library, Australia, to preserve its 11 electronic journals
Neil Grindley of JISC describes the importance of preserving digital information and some of the major projects that are helping with this
ALPSP is conducting a survey in response to the growing concerns over long-term preservation of digital content.
Portico signs agreement with the Australian Academic Press to preserve its entire digital journals collection of 14 titles.
The IUA libraries join more than 400 libraries from 11 countries in supporting Portico and digital preservation.
An off-line copy of the Portico archive is to be held for safekeeping by the National Library of the Netherlands.
Interest in JPEG 2000 grows in the archival and library sectors, as institutions look for more efficient formats to store digital information.
Interviews for this article have been adapted from recent PhaidraCon roundtable events and from upcoming 2023 editions of EpistemiCast
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