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Archive for January 2014 (18 Posts)

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The Latest from the NDSR: Presenting at ALA Midwinter

Posted by: Susan Manus

Posted in: Digital Content, Education and Training, Outreach and Events

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Data: A Love Story in the Making

Posted by: Bill LeFurgy

Posted in: Digital Content, Outreach and Events

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Machine Scale Analysis of Digital Collections: An Interview with Lisa Green of Common Crawl

Posted by: Trevor Owens

Posted in: Insights Interview

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Interface, Exhibition & Artwork: Geocities, Deleted City and the Future of Interfaces to Digital Collections

Posted by: Trevor Owens

Posted in: Digital Content

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Rescuing and Digitally Preserving the Cultural Heritage of the Great Smoky Mountains

Posted by: Mike Ashenfelder

Posted in: Digital Content

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Wikipedia: The Go-to Source for Information About Digital Preservation?

Posted by: Erin Engle

Posted in: NDSA, Partners and Collaboration, Publications and Resources

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AV Artifact Atlas: By the People, For the People

Posted by: Kate Murray

Posted in: Digital Content, FADGI, Publications and Resources

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A Digital Preservation Residency at Dumbarton Oaks Library

Posted by: Susan Manus

Posted in: Digital Content, Education and Training

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Packaging eSerials for Transfer and Preservation

Posted by: Leslie Johnston

Posted in: Digital Content