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Author: Günter Waibel

Digital Preservation / Libraries Archives and Museums / Museums

grab-bag of LAM news

August 19, 2005August 19, 2005 - by Günter Waibel

I haven’t really seen this make the rounds yet, so I thought I’d write it up here – the Library of Congress just announced that it has launched a website …

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Libraries

Buy or borrow?

August 16, 2005August 16, 2005 - by Günter Waibel - 1 Comment

Most of you have probably heard by now that Google announced to put a temporary hold on scanning books that are within copyright from its partner libraries – the story …

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Digital Preservation / Libraries Archives and Museums / Museums

From DAMS to preservation

August 11, 2005August 11, 2005 - by Günter Waibel - 2 Comments.

On a recent trip to NYC I had the good fortune of spending some time with Barbara Bridgers and her staff in the photography studio of the MET. We spent …

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Libraries Archives and Museums / Museums / Renovating Descriptive Practice

…and metadata for all.

August 2, 2005October 4, 2005 - by Günter Waibel - 1 Comment

As our Forum speakers re-iterated time and again, our audiences don’t care whether an item is in a library, an archive or a museum – what they do care about …

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