DPC 'What's New in Digital Preservation?' - Issue 21 Now Available
14 October, 2009 | in Publications
By: Ms Joy Davidson
Issue no. 21 (May - September 2009) of the DPC 'What's New in Digital Preservation?' bulletin is now available and features news from a range of organisations and initiatives, including the Digital Preservation Coalition (DPC), Digital Curation Centre (DCC), JISC (UK), The British Library (BL), PLANETS (Preservation and Long-term Access through Networked Services), The Library of Congress and the National Digital Information Infrastructure and Preservation Program (NDIPP), The National Archives (TNA, UK), Nestor (Network of Expertise in Long-term Storage of Digital Information Resources) and the Netherlands Coalition for Digital Preservation.
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