The online fonds |
While completing my graduate degree in archival studies, I felt an urge to collect my personal online fonds for the curious. In essence, everything I post here is imbued with meaning for me. You are what you consume; what is past is prologue, etc. I can be reached at attemptress (at) gmail dot com. |
pop historians — or, really, anyone interested in music that’s older than a month or so — should read this.
Hey! Welcome to the next three to four decades of my career! Digital impermanence and migrating data! Not trying to sound snide; I’m really glad this issue is gaining a wider audience.
So interesting. Same goes for digital image files. Will we be able to open Camera Raw files in 20 years?
1. Analog tape hardly lasts forever, but rather comes with its own preservation issues. 2. LOCKSS: Lots Of Copies Keep...
Hey! Welcome to the next three to four decades of my career! Digital impermanence and migrating data! Not trying to...
The thing is digital media can be reproduced perfectly. No other medium allows for perfect duplication. While the...
This is definitely an important story, highlighting the need for labels and artists to do
Ugh… I kinda figured this would happen. Even if you keep meticulous backups, software gets old, and often won’t even run...
I’ve learned the hard way about digital preservation from watching some of my own stuff disappear into the technological...
Haven’t read this yet, but I would take issue with the quote Maura picks out if only to say I’m not sure how much...
!! Also, Nicholson Baker is somewhere nodding grimly.