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To: "Alice COLBAN (7257)" <[log in to unmask]>, [log in to unmask]
Subject: Report of the NISO/BISG Digital Archiving Meeting
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Dear all,
This report, while very brief, contains pointers to project reports from
Harvard and Elsevier/Yale on their respective e-journal archiving
initiatives. And from OCLC/GPO on their web archiving work. Of potential
interest.
Nancy
NISO = National Information Standards Organization (US-based and works
directly with ISO)
BISG = Book Industry Study Group (US-based? But evidently working with
other similar groups worldwide)
GPO = [US] Government Printing Office
Nancy
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The report on the NISO/BISG meeting on Digital Archiving held at the recent
ALA Midwinter meeting is now featured on the NISO website,
http://www.niso.org. This report on the recent looks at 3 ongoing projects
that examine cost-effective business models for archiving, explore rights
issues, and identify needed standards.
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