This is a reminder that the deadline for submitting presentation abstracts
for Archiving 2006 to be held May 23-26, 2006, at the Library Archives of
Canada in Ottawa is November 11, 2005.
For a copy of the Call for Papers go to
www.imaging.org/conferences/archiving2006.
Paper proposals sho
When creating a copyright policy of any sort, you really have to consider
the depth of it. Is it just for users who visit your museum's Web site? Or
is it designed to ensure some protection of copyright infringement liability
against employees of your institution? Also, will it help your inst
At: The Museums Association Conference, London
Monday October 24 from 1.30p.m. to 2.15p.m.
All conference delegates are invited to attend a preview session introducing
the Icons - A Portrait of England project in the Exhibition Hall, Whittle
Room, QE2 centre.
Meet the team from Icons Onlin
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Hello all,
With MCN 2005 only two weeks off, our Silent Auction is drawing ever
closer--and so, it's time for yet another email harangue about the
joys of donating!
The auction benefits our nonprofit organization of professionals
dedicated to using technology to serve our institutions' cultu
Hi Toni,
over here in Europe, several institutions still do use vocabulary
based on the UDC (Universal Decimal Code). Especially in the
(art-)photography related field. Amongst others, the Provinciaal
Museum voor Fotografie in Belgium.
I myself use an English vocabulary loosly based on the
the
I'd like to learn if different places use some standardized or home
grown vocabulary control terms for keywords. Does anyone use the AAT?
Anything else? A home grown system?
Thanks for any replies.
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Toni Kramer
Database Manager
University of Michigan Mu
