AUTHOR: Mike Ashenfelder

Mike Ashenfelder wrote about digital topics in relation to libraries and archives, personal digital archiving, and preservation of -- and access to -- digital collections. He also produced public information videos and podcasts. Before joining the Library of Congress, he worked in Silicon Valley as a technical writer. He also wrote for the Whole Earth Review, the Millennium Whole Earth Catalog and Warner New Media and produced a Bay Area world-music TV show. He has a bachelors degree in Music Education from the Berklee College of Music and a Masters in Music History from San Francisco State University. He served at the Library of Congress from 2002-2017.

Most Recent Posts

• Centralized Digital Accessioning at Yale University March 27th, 2017
• Developing a Digital Preservation Infrastructure at Georgetown University Library March 13th, 2017
• Open Science Framework: Meeting Researchers Where They Are February 28th, 2017
• IEEE Big Data Conference 2016: Computational Archival Science February 13th, 2017
• The University of Richmond’s Digital Scholarship Lab February 8th, 2017
• FADGI’s 10th Anniversary: Adapting to Meet the Community’s Needs February 6th, 2017
• Spotlighting Research Data: Building Relationships with Outreach for the NYU Data Catalog February 1st, 2017
• Lots of Transfer Collectives Keep Cultural Memory Safe: The Importance of Community Audio/Visual Archiving January 26th, 2017
• Using Three-Dimensional Modeling to Preserve Cultural Heritage January 24th, 2017