Digital Archiving in the Context of Cultural Change

Douglas, Kimberly (2000) Digital Archiving in the Context of Cultural Change. Other. California Institute of Technology. [CaltechLIB:2000.001]

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Abstract

The term 'archiving' has its origins in the context of the printing press. As our social constructs change and evolve with the advent and ubiquity of the network, it is necessary to recognize that established terms can hamper adjusting to the inevitable evolution.

EPrint Type:	Monograph (Other)
Additional Information:	Published in: Serials Review v. 26(3) October 2000, pp. 55-59
Uncontrolled Keywords:	computation, small world, random network, scholarly communication, future, preservation, copyright, intellectual property,
Subjects:	All Records > Publishing and legal issues All Records
ID Code:	4
Deposited By:	Kimberly Douglas
Deposited On:	12 July 2001
Record Number:	CaltechLIB:2000.001
Official Persistent URL:	http://resolver.caltech.edu/CaltechLIB:2000.001
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