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CNI Podcast: Does Preservation as a Service (PaaS) Make Sense?: January 17, 2013

David S. H. Rosenthal is Chief Scientist for the LOCKSS Program at Stanford University. In this conversation he discusses the pricing and surprising challenges of outsourcing long-term data s…
Special Collections and Archives in the Digital Age: June 28, 2012

This issue of Research Library Issues (no 279) from the Association of Research Libraries, is focused on legal concerns and evolving professional practices around digitizing special collectio…
Open Doors and Open Minds: What Faculty Authors Can Do to Ensure Open Access to Their Work Through Their Institution: April 17, 2008

This White Paper, written by Thinh Nguyen, is addressed to the faculty and administrators of academic institutions who support equitable access to scholarly research and knowledge, and who believ…
Opening the Door: How Faculty Authors Can Implement an Open Access Policy at Their Institutions: September 13, 2010

This White Paper, written by Simon Franke and Shannon Nestor, is intended as a companion to the "Open Door and Open Minds" SPARC/Science Commons White Paper of April 2008. The purpose o…
DataSpace: A Funding and Operational Model for Long-Term Preservation and Sharing of Research Data: September 1, 2010

At the May 5 meeting of the National Research Board, the NSF announced that, as of October 2010, it will require that all grant proposals include a data management plan. This announcement represe…
Using Cloud Infrastructure as Part of a Digital Preservation Strategy with DuraCloud: June 24, 2010

Key Takeaways Preservation of digital content in digital repositories and archives requires appropriate backup and replication, with geographic separation of the replicas as a best practice…
The Chronopolis Project: A Grid-based Archival Digital Preservation Solution: February 25, 2010

The long-term preservation of digital research data is one of the key emerging challenges of research cyberinfrastructure. This case study examines Chronopolis, a Library of Congress-sponsored de…
Scholarly Publishing Roundtable Report: Executive Summary: January 12, 2010

An expert panel of librarians, library scientists, publishers, and university academic leaders recently called on federal agencies that fund research to develop and implement policies that ensure…
Moving Video Beyond Content Delivery: A Tool for Annotating Online Video: October 30, 2008 | A session at the EDUCAUSE 2008 Annual Conference
Instructors are increasingly using web-delivered video to capture performances in courses. To facilitate assessment of recorded performances, Academic Technology Services at the University of Minne…
Why Lakoff still matters: Framing the debate on copyright law and digital publishing: June 1, 2009

In 2004, linguist and cognitive scientist George Lakoff popularized the idea of using metaphors and “frames” to promote progressive political issues. Although his theories have since been cri…

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