Classic Posts Summer – Corporate Librarian: Not a Dying Art After All
Our regular blogger is out of commission while recovering from surgery. Please enjoy this classic blog post that is still very relevant in 2024. […]
Archiving Pre and Post Technology
An archive project takes a different look at crowdsourcing with some surprising results. This interesting topic came to us from Information Today in their […]
Bibliophiles, Take Note
I love a good book recommendation. I read through the reviews and ratings and make my informed decision about whether to invest my valuable […]
Director of History and Records Opportunity
To be as helpful as possible to those in the fields of taxonomy, indexing, semantic technology, information science, etc., we are sharing career opportunities that we find with […]
Archiving History with Intent
The New York Times is digitizing millions of historical photos dating back to 1896. The Times hopes that by digitizing and archiving its photo […]
Foundation for Findability
Archiving and saving memories exists in our every day lives, both at home and at work. We create memories in a variety of ways. […]
Security Issues with Destroyed Data
Lane County Health & Human Services in Oregon recently reported that they lost archived medical information of more than 700 patients. Health Data Management brought […]
Indexing the Past
Officials of one small town are looking for some professional help to preserve records. These aren’t just your ordinary county clerk records; some of […]