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** More techniques (~mid 19th c.): photography, audio recording |
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=== Replication, Digitization, Surrogates === |
=== Replication, Digitization, Surrogates === |
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Revision as of 03:07, 14 September 2008
Stewardship and Cultural Memory Organizations in the Digital Age was the subject at the Friday Afternoon Seminar (UC Berkeley School of Information) held by Clifford Lynch on September 12th, 2008.
Notes
- Digital content
- Files
- Database records
- Games
- Stewardship
- Objectives
- Roles
- Responsibilities
Digital Memory Organizations
- Libraries
- Museums
- Archives
- Others
- Historical Societies
- Broadcasting
- Internet Archive↑
History
- Royal collections → national collections
- Printing, publishing, copyright↑
- More techniques (~mid 19th c.): photography, audio recording
Museums
- focused on exhibitions
- ↔ similarity and difference in collections
- easier with surrogates/replicates
- cf. publication of parts of manuscripts in different collections worldwide
- ↔ similarity and difference in collections
- Importance of interoperability and standards
- Collections and limited institutional knowledge + role of "outsiders"
Replication, Digitization, Surrogates
- 2-, 3-dimensional
- Negatives↑ as sets of pictures depending on technology for copy (exposure↑, contrast↑, material ...)
- Digitization (+publication) as part of stewardship