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A future for our digital memory: born-digital cultural heritage in the Netherlands

Published:2010 Issue:3 Volume:35 Page:17-22
ISSN:0307-4722
Container-title:Art Libraries Journal
language:en
Short-container-title:Art Libraries Journal

Author:

Angevaare Inge

Abstract

This article provides an overview of the status quo with regard to collecting and preserving born-digital cultural heritage objects in the Netherlands. Since there, as elsewhere, the cultural heritage sector is still grappling with the realities of web 2.0, the article also offers some more speculative thoughts on where web 2.0 may take us, as well as some practical suggestions for the next steps cultural heritage organisations could take.

Publisher

Cambridge University Press (CUP)

Reference12 articles.

1. An extensive English-language summary of the NAi’s proposed digital repository can be found in Henk Verstappen, ‘Connecting the digital with the physical LAM: building a digital repository for the NAi’ (paper presented at the Hybrid Architectural Archives Conference, Nederlands Architectuurinstituut, Rotterdam, June 10-12, 2009), http://conference.nai.nl/mmbase/attachments/525859/2.2_Henk_Vanstappen.pdf.

2. Netherlands Media Art Institute, http://nimk.nl/eng/.

3. ‘Toekomst voor ons digitaal geheugen’ (Nationale Coalitie Digitale Duurzaamheid, 2009), http://www.ncdd.nl/activiteiten-natverkenning.php; a 20-page English-language summary, ‘A future for our digital memory,’ is available at http://www.ncdd.nl/en/ddnl.php.

4. Digital Heritage Netherlands: ‘let’s build together,’ http://www.den.nl/english/.

5. Digital Preservation Coalition, http://www.dpconline.org/.

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