[MNASIS-L] Digital preservation & more

[Janet Arth]

The latest issue of Library Trends is devoted to digital collection issues.

fyi, Janet


<1>
Authors
   Smith M.
Title
   Exploring variety in digital collections and the implications for digital
   preservation
Source
   Library Trends. 54(1):6-15, 2005 Sum.

<2>
Authors
   Smith C.
Title
   Building an Internet Archive System for the British Broadcasting
   Corporation
Source
   Library Trends. 54(1):16-32, 2005 Sum.

<3>
Authors
   Steenbakkers JF.
Title
   Digital archiving in the twenty-first century: Practice at the national
   library of the Netherlands
Source
   Library Trends. 54(1):33-56, 2005 Sum.

<4>
Authors
   Phillips ME.
Title
   What should we preserve? The question for heritage libraries in a digital
   world
Source
   Library Trends. 54(1):57-71, 2005 Sum.

<5>
Authors
   Masanes J.
Title
   Web archiving methods and approaches: A comparative study
Source
   Library Trends. 54(1):72-90, 2005 Sum.

<6>
Authors
   Knight S.
Title
   Preservation metadata: National Library of New Zealand experience
Source
   Library Trends. 54(1):91-110, 2005 Sum.

<7>
Authors
   Caplan P.  Guenther R.
Title
   Practical preservation: The PREMIS experience
Source
   Library Trends. 54(1):111-124, 2005 Sum.

<8>
Authors
   Abrams SL.
Title
   Establishing a Global Digital Format Registry
Source
   Library Trends. 54(1):125-143, 2005 Sum.

<9>
Authors
   Moore RW.  Marciano R.
Title
   Prototype preservation environments
Source
   Library Trends. 54(1):144-162, 2005 Sum.

<10>
Authors
   LeFurgy W.
Title
   Building preservation partnerships: The Library of Congress National
   Digital Information Infrastructure and Preservation Program
Source
   Library Trends. 54(1):163-172, 2005 Sum.

<11>
Authors
   Woodyard-Robinson D.
Title
   Digital Preservation: Finding Balance - Introduction
Source
   Library Trends. 54(1):1-5, 2005 Sum.