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Archive for August 2012 (25 Posts)

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Digital Preservation Depicted in (Weirdly) Varied Images

Posted by: Bill LeFurgy

Posted in: Outreach and Events, Personal Archiving

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NDSA Primer: the Content Working Group

Posted by: Mike Ashenfelder

Posted in: Digital Content

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The Born Digital in the Archives: One Curator’s Experience

Posted by: Susan Manus

Posted in: Digital Content, Inside the Library

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Who Do You Want to Be Today?

Posted by: Leslie Johnston

Posted in: Inside the Library, Tools and Infrastructure

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Learning to Live With Failures With A Little Help From Redundancy and Diversity

Posted by: Trevor Owens

Posted in: Digital Content, Tools and Infrastructure

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Back to School: Students Archiving the Web

Posted by: Erin Engle

Posted in: Digital Content, Education and Training, Outreach and Events, Partners and Collaboration, Videos and Podcasts

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Preserving Digital Culture: Art, Theater, Video Games and More

Posted by: Bill LeFurgy

Posted in: Digital Content, Outreach and Events

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More Product, Less Process for Born-Digital Collections: Reflections on CurateCamp Processing

Posted by: Trevor Owens

Posted in: Digital Content, Outreach and Events, Partners and Collaboration, Tools and Infrastructure

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Getting the DigPres411: An Interview with Lisa Gregory of State Library of North Carolina

Posted by: Trevor Owens

Posted in: Outreach and Events, Partners and Collaboration, Personal Archiving, Publications and Resources, Tools and Infrastructure