Archive: March 2016 (2 Posts)

Refined by: (Author) Abbey Potter; (Year) 2016; (Month) March

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22 Opportunities in Web Archiving! A Harvard Library Report

March 17, 2016

The following is a guest post by Andrea Goethals, Digital Preservation and Repository Manager at Harvard Library. It’s St. Patrick’s Day, so I wanted to have a catchy Irish saying for the title but, believe it or not, Irish sayings about web archiving or even the web are hard to find. I did find some …

Posted in: Digital Content, Web Archiving

Assessing Digital Preservation at the John F. Kennedy Presidential Library

March 2, 2016

Posted by: Abbey Potter

The following is a guest post by Alice Sara Prael. The John F. Kennedy Presidential Library began the “Access to Legacy” project in 2007 with the goal to digitize, describe, and permanently retain millions of presidential documents, photographs, and audiovisual recordings. Since the project began the Library has accumulated over 150 terabytes of data. With …

Posted in: Digital Content

Refined by: (Author) Abbey Potter; (Year) 2016; (Month) March