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Journal Article
Benign Neglect: Developing Life Rafts for Digital Content
2011
Overview
In his keynote speech at the Archiving 2009 Conference in Arlington, VA, Clifford Lynch called for the development of a benign neglect model for digital preservation, one in which as much content as possible is stored in whatever manner available in hopes of there someday being enough resources to more properly preserve it. This is an acknowledgment of current resource limitations relative to the burgeoning quantities of digital content that need to be preserved. In contrast, other leaders of the digital preservation movement have been stating for years that benign neglect is not a workable solution for digital materials. Clifford Lynch pointed out, funding cutbacks at the sub-federal level are destroying access and preservation of government records; corporate records are winding up in the trash; news is lost daily; and personal and cultural heritage materials are disappearing.
Publisher
American Library Association
Subject
/ Applications (e.g. Digitizing,...)
/ Contents management (GED, EMS: enterprise management system, web sites conception, workflow…)
/ Exact sciences and technology
/ Information and communication sciences
/ Information and communication technologies
/ Information science. Documentation
/ Information service management
/ Information storage and retrieval
/ Information technologies: storage media, equipment
/ Library and documentation centre management
/ Market trend/market analysis
/ Metadata
/ Methods
/ Rafts
/ Sciences and techniques of general use
/ Speech
/ Storage
