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Recommended Format Specifications from the Library of Congress: An Interview with Ted Westervelt

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The PDF’s Place in a History of Paper Knowledge: An Interview with Lisa Gitelman

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Preview of Digital Preservation 2014: Panel Members from “Community Approaches to Digital Stewardship”

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Preservation Aesthetics: An interview with Shannon Mattern

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Exhibiting .gifs: An Interview with curator Jason Eppink

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The Meaning of the MP3 Format: An Interview with Jonathan Sterne

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Eyes of the World: Interview with George Jungbluth of the US National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration

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“Digital Culture is Mass Culture”: An interview with Digital Conservator Dragan Espenschied

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Personal Stories, Storage Media, and Veterans History: An Interview with Andrew Cassidy-Amstutz

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