as a service).
Thank you,
--
Al Matthews, Software Dev,
Atlanta University Center
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Al,
I'm
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That seems to me an excellent answer, especially since my question was too
broadly set. Thank you.
I think what still bothers
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Al,
I'm not an archivist by trade, but I had some thoughts on the subject,
(and the person who
Hello. I have a local question that I will assume to be general: how do those
of you involved in special collections and the like - especially in the event
that those collections are born digital and perhaps not entirely recent - deal
with issues of evaluation of digital assets?
One difficult
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Subject: [CODE4LIB] old stuff
Hello. I have a local question that I will assume to be general: how do those
of you involved in special collections and the like - especially in the event
that those collections are born digital and perhaps not entirely recent - deal
with issues of evaluation
