Hi Wendy,

 

Holly Callaghan, Acquisitions Librarian at Tate Library & Archive wrote a useful paper in the Art Libraries Journal (Vol. 38. No. 1. 2013) on this subject entitled Electronic ephemera: collection, storage and access in Tate Library which may be of interest. I’d be happy to send you a copy if you don’t take the ALJ in your library.

 

Regards,

Adam

 

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Dear all,

I am currently looking into born digital archives, and am very keen to hear about experiences/knowledge anyone might have with archiving emails.  If anyone out there has been working on this (either at research stage or in practice), please get in touch.  Much appreciated.

Regards,
Wendy


Wendy Russell

Project Archivist

BFI National Archive

British Film Institute

 

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