Hello All,
After a 24-hour sell-out for the upcoming ‘Preserving Moving Image and Sound: a DPC Briefing Day’ we have now opened up more places. Registration is back up and running if you missed the first round of tickets. I would
recommend booking quickly.
More information about the event, including the programme of speakers, can be found on the DPC event page:
https://dpconline.org/events/briefing-day/preserving-sound-and-vision
Don’t forget to use the promotional code DPCMEMBER to waive the fee.
Hopefully see you there!
Sara
*Apologies for cross-posting*
Sara Day Thomson
Research Officer
Technology Watch Project Manager
T: +44 (0)141 330 6337
W: dpconline.org
Tw: @sdaythomson
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From: Sara Thomson
Sent: 07 March 2019 09:15
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Subject: Registration Now Open - Preserving Moving Image and Sound: a DPC Briefing Day - 16 April, London
Morning Everyone,
I am delighted to announce that registration is now open for
Preserving Moving Image and Sound: a DPC Briefing Day on 16 April in London.
The DPC invites you to join us in learning about emerging best practice in the digital preservation of moving image and sound. The programme will feature speakers with different backgrounds and with experiences working
with different forms of moving image and sound. While the briefing day invites leaders in the advancement of preservation in this area, it also draws on practitioners who have learned practical lessons about preserving this difficult content with limited resources.
Attendees will have the opportunity to learn from their fellow practitioners undertaking the preservation of moving image and sound – both those on stage and those sitting at their table. Speaker Q&As and a panel session
have been built into the programme to allow the needs and interests of attendees to shape discussion and facilitate knowledge exchange.
Registration is free for DPC Members using the promotional code DPCMEMBER. Registration closes at 12:00 GMT on 8 April 2019 and this event is expected to fill up quickly.
To learn more about the event and to register, check out the
event page.
All the best,
Sara
Sara Day Thomson
Research Officer
Technology Watch Project Manager
T: +44 (0)141 330 6337
W: dpconline.org
Tw: @sdaythomson
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