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This posting contains ten messages:
1. RLG DigiNews August issue now available
2. i2010 Digital Libraries: European Commission Recommendation on
digitisation and preservation
3. Press release: (European) Commission calls on Member States to
contribute to the European digital library
4. Understanding the science of preservation, National Preservation Office
Annual Conference, London, UK, 10 October 2006
5. British Library Endangered Archives Programme - call for applications
6. First Monday issue dedicated to WebWise 2006 on digital collections
7. ELPUB 2007: First Call for Papers, Vienna, Austria, 13-15 June 2007
8. Summer Issue 2006 of Ariadne now available
9. Blue Shield Working Conference, The Hague, The Netherlands, 27th & 28th
of September 2006
10. Calls for entries in The Conservation Awards 2007
posted by the ECPA Secretariat, with apologies for cross-posting.
1. RLG DigiNews August issue now available
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From: Robin.Dale at rlg.org
Date: 08/25/06 02:45am
Subject: RLG DigiNews August issue now available
---Please excuse the inevitable duplicate postings---
The August 2006 issue of RLG DigiNews is now available at
http://www.rlg.org/en/page.php?Page_ID=20962
Volume 10, Number 4 includes:
Feature Article 1
For the Record: Assessing the Impact of Archiving on the Archived by
Edgar Crook
Feature Article 2
Developing Electronic Records Capacity in the Small Collecting Repository:
the Documenting Internet2 Project
by Dharma Akmon and Elisabeth Kaplan
Highlighted Website
EContent
FAQ
Orphan Works and Section 108 Updates
Now in its tenth year of publication, RLG DigiNews is a bimonthly
web-based newsletter intended to:
* Focus on issues of particular interest and value to managers of
digital
initiatives with a preservation component or rationale.
* Provide filtered guidance and pointers to relevant projects to improve
our awareness of evolving practices in image conversion and digital
preservation.
* Announce publications (in any form) that will help staff attain a
deeper understanding of digital issues.
For more information about RLG Programs or this publication please contact:
Robin L. Dale
RLG Programs
OCLC Programs and Research
2029 Stierlin Court, Suite 100
Mountain View, CA 94043-4684 USA
Ph: +1 (650) 691-2238
Fax: +1 650.964.0943
Email: Robin.Dale at rlg.org
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2. i2010 Digital Libraries: European Commission Recommendation on
digitisation and preservation
Message forwarded from the DIVA-listserve, for archivists and archives in
the Netherlands. _____For ward header_____
From: ketelaar at uva.nl
Date: 08/25/06 11:59am
Subject: i2010 Digital Libraries: Commission Recommendation on
digitisation and preservation
i2010 Digital Libraries: Commission Recommendation on digitisation and
preservation
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From: Manuela.SPEISER at cec.eu.int
To: INFSO-DIGICULT at cec.eu.int
Sent: Friday, August 25, 2006 11:31 AM
Subject: i2010 Digital Libraries: Commission Recommendation on
digitisation and preservation
Dear Madam, dear Sir,
In the context of the i2010 Digital Libraries initiative, the European
Commission adopted yesterday , 24 August, a Recommendation on
digitisation, online accessibility and digital preservation of cul tural
resources.
The Recommendation calls on EU Member States to set up large-scale
digitisation facilities, so as t o accelerate the process of getting
Europe's cultural heritage online via the European digital libr ary. It
also calls for action in various other areas, ranging from copyright
questions to the syste matic preservation of digital content in order to
ensure long term access to the material.
The full text of the Recommendation and other relevant information are
available from the website o f the i2010 Digital Libraries inititative:
http://europa.eu.int/information_society/activities/digital_libraries/index_en.htm
Best regards,
Manuela Speiser
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Manuela Speiser
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Directorate-General Information Society and Media
Unit E3: Learning and Cultural Heritage
EUFO 1165A
L-2920 Luxembourg
Tel.: (00352) 4301-38256
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e-mail: manuela.speiser at ec.europa.eu
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3. Press release: (European) Commission calls on Member States to
contribute to the European digita l library
Message forwarded from the Information Society Newsroom Update of 25
August 2006 _____Forward header_____
PRESS RELEASE
Commission calls on Member States to contribute to the European digital
library (25 August 2006)The European Commission urged EU
Member States on 25 August to set up large-scale d igitisation facilities,
so as to accelerate the process of getting Europe's cultural heritage on
li ne via the European digital library. In a Recommendation on
digitisation and digital preservation, it calls on Member States to act
in various areas, ranging from copyright questions to the systemat ic
preservation of digital content in order to ensure long term access to the
material.
See also: <a
href="http://europa.eu.int/rapid/pressReleasesAction.do?reference=MEMO/06/311&formatHTML&aged=0&language=ENThe
European Digital Library: Frequently Asked Questions
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4. Understanding the science of preservation, National Preservation Office
Annual Conference, Londo n, UK, 10 October 2006
Message forwarded from the Conservation DistList (Instance: 20:11, Monday,
August 28, 2006) _____Forward header_____
Date: 14 Aug 2006
From: Alison Walker <alison.walker [at] bl__uk>
Subject: National Preservation Office Annual Conference
Understanding the science of preservation
National Preservation Office Annual Conference
British Library Conference Centre
10 October 2006
Good practice and innovation in preservation and conservation often
originate in scientific research which helps us to understand
materials and the ways they interact with their environment. This
conference describes some recent research themes and explains how
the results are translated into practical ways of caring for
collections. Speakers from the UK, Europe and the United States will
explain how innovation in conservation science can change the way we work
or provide evidence to support strategic developments in caring for
collections.
The full conference programme and an online registration form can be found
at <URL:http://www.bl.uk/services/npo/conf06.html>
Alison Walker
Head, National Preservation Office
British Library
96 Euston Road
London NW1 2DB
+44 20 7412 7798
Fax: +44 20 7412 7796
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5. British Library Endangered Archives Programme - call forapplications
Message forwarded from ICA-L, the listserve of the International Council
on Archives. _____Forward header_____
From: "Collins, Catherine" Catherine.Collins at bl.uk
Date: 08/29/06 02:57pm
Subject: British Library Endangered Archives Programme - call forapplications
The Endangered Archives Programme is funded by the Lisbet Rausing
Charitable Fund, in pursuit of its general aim to support fundamental
research into important issues in the humanities and social science. The
focus of the Programme is on the preservation and copying of
important but vulnerable archives throughout the world.
The Programme is now accepting applications for the next round of
funding. Detailed information on the timetable, criteria, eligibility and
procedures for applying for a grant is available on the Programme's
website. The deadline for receipt of preliminary applications is 3
November 2006.
The aim is to safeguard archival material relating to societies usually at
an early stage of development, ie, its normal focus is on the period of a
society's history before 'modernisation' or 'industrialisation' had
generated institutional and record-keeping structures for the systematic
preservation of historical records, very broadly defined. The relevant
time period will therefore vary according to the society with which we
deal. The Programme is completely open as to theme and regional
interest, although applications concerned with non-western societies are
particularly welcomed.
The Programme's objectives are achieved principally by making a number of
grants to individual researchers to locate relevant collections, to
arrange their transfer to suitable local archival home where possible, and
to deliver copies to the British Library and a local institution for the
benefit of researchers worldwide. Pilot projects are particularly
welcomed, to investigate the survival of archival collections on a
particular subject, in a discrete region, or in a specific format, and the
feasibility of their recovery.
For the purposes of the Programme, archives will be interpreted widely to
embrace not only rare printed sources (books, serials, newspapers,
ephemera, etc) and manuscripts in any language, but also visual
materials (drawings, paintings, prints, posters, photographs, etc), audio
or video recordings, digital data, and even other objects and artefacts -
but normally only where they are found in association with a documentary
archive. In all cases, the validity of archival materials for inclusion
in the Programme will be assessed by their relevance as source materials
for the pre-industrial stage of a society's history.
The Programme does not offer grants to support the normal running
activities of an archive, although the Programme may offer support for
such items as costs directly related to the acceptance of relocated
material.
The Programme is administered by the British Library and applications are
considered in an annual competition by an international panel of
historians and archivists.
41 projects, totalling over one million pounds, have already been
granted awards since the Programme was established two years ago. For
further details of these awards please visit the Programme's website.
Web: www.bl.uk/endangeredarchives
Email: endangeredarchives at bl.uk
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6. First Monday issue dedicated to WebWise 2006 on digital collections
Message forwarded from DIGLIB-L, discussion list for digital libraries
researchers and librarians.
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From: Terry Kuny <terry at kuny.ca>
Date: 08/29/06 02:34pm
Subject: First Monday issue dedicated to WebWise 2006 on digital collections
FYI. This month's issue of First Monday is a collection of papers from
WebWise 2006 on
digital collections.
-TK
The August 2006 issue of First Monday (volume 11, number 8) is now
available at: http://firstmonday.org/issues/issue11_8/
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Table of Contents
Volume 11, Number 8 - August 7th 2006
Inspiring Discovery: Unlocking Collections - WebWise 2006: Selected papers
from the Seventh Annual Conference on Libraries and Museums in the Digital
World, sponsored by the Institute of Museum and Library Services, Online
Computer Library Center, and J. Paul Getty Trust, 15-17 February 2006
Disciplining Search/Searching Disciplines: Perspectives from
Academic Communities on Metasearch Quality Indicators
by Rohit Chopra and Aaron Krowne
http://www.firstmonday.org/issues/issue11_8/chopra/
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Scholarship and Academic Libraries (and their kin) in the World of Google
by Paul N. Courant
http://www.firstmonday.org/issues/issue11_8/courant/
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IN Harmony: Sheet Music from Indiana
by Kristine R. Brancolini, Stacy Kowalczyk, and Jenn Riley
http://www.firstmonday.org/issues/issue11_8/brancolini/
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Machine-assisted Metadata Generation and New Resource Discovery:
Software and Services
by Steve Mitchell
http://www.firstmonday.org/issues/issue11_8/mitchell/
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Getting the Word Out: Making Digital Project Metadata Available to
Aggregators
by Lynsey Dubbeld
http://www.firstmonday.org/issues/issue11_8/hillmann/
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Moving towards shareable metadata
by Sarah L. Shreeves, Jenn Riley, and Liz Milewicz
http://www.firstmonday.org/issues/issue11_8/shreeves/
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Examining MARC Records as Artifacts That Reflect Metadata Utilization
Decisions
by William E. Moen
http://www.firstmonday.org/issues/issue11_8/moen/
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Advances in Discovery: The Electronic Cultural Atlas Initiative
Experience
by Michael K. Buckland and Lewis R. Lancaster
http://www.firstmonday.org/issues/issue11_8/buckland/
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Archives on the Web: Unlocking Collections While Safeguarding Privacy by
Sara S. Hodson
http://www.firstmonday.org/issues/issue11_8/hodson/
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Previous WebWise Conferences in First Monday:
WebWise 2005
http://www.firstmonday.org/issues/issue10_6/
WebWise 2004
http://www.firstmonday.org/issues/issue9_5/
WebWise 2003
http://www.firstmonday.org/issues/issue8_5/
WebWise 2002
http://www.firstmonday.org/issues/issue7_5/
WebWise 2001
http://www.firstmonday.org/issues/issue6_4/
WebWise 2000
http://www.firstmonday.org/issues/issue5_6/
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Terry Kuny
117 rue Wright, Gatineau, Quebec J8X 2G8 CANADA
E: terry at kuny.ca www.kuny.ca T: +1.819.776.6602
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I can't understand why people are frightened of new ideas.
I'm frightened of the old ones.
-John Cage
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7. ELPUB 2007: First Call for Papers, Vienna, Austria, 13-15 June 2007
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From: ELPUB 2007 elpub2007 at elpub.net
Date: 08/31/06 09:39am
Subject: ELPUB 2007: First Call for Papers
*** Apologies for cross-postings ***
First Call for Papers
11th International Conference on Electronic Publishing
13 to 15 June 2007, Vienna (Austria)
http://www.elpub.net
Openness in Digital Publishing: Awareness, Discovery and Access
"Openness" is a broad philosophical as well as technical tenet that
underlies much of the innovation in the creation and consumption of
Internet technologies, which are in turn transforming scholarly
communications, practices and publishing across the disciplines and around
the world.
ELPUB 2007 is devoted to examining the full spectrum of "openness" in
digital publishing, from open source applications for content creation to
open distribution of content, and open standards to facilitate sharing and
open access. We welcome papers with theoretical analysis, description of
models and services, or new and innovative technical results on:
* Publishing models, tools, services and roles
* Digital publication value chain
* Multilingual and multimodal interfaces
* Services and technology for specific user communities, media, and
content * Interoperability and scalability
* Middleware infrastructure to facilitate awareness and discovery
* Personalisation technologies ((e.g. social tagging, folksonomies, RSS,
microformats)
* Metadata creation, usage and interoperability
* Semantic web issues
* Security, privacy and copyright issues
* Digital reservation, contents authentication
* Recommendations, guidelines, standards
AUTHOR GUIDELINES:
Contributions are invited for the following categories:
- Single papers (abstract minimum of 1,000 and maximum of 1500 words) -
Tutorial (abstract minimum of 500 and maximum of 1500 words)
- Workshop (abstract max of 1000 words)
- Poster (abstract max of 500 words)
- Demonstration (abstract max of 500 words)
Abstracts must be submitted following the instructions on the conference
website <http://www.elpub.net>.
Important dates:
January 10th 2007: Deadline for submission of abstracts (in all categories):
February 28, 2007: Authors will be notified of the acceptance of submitted
papers and workshop proposal.
April 11th, 2007: Final papers must be received . See website for detailed
author instructions.
Posters (A1-format) and demonstration materials should be brought by their
authors at the conference time. Only abstracts of these contributions will
be published in the conference proceedings. Information on requirements
for Workshops and tutorials proposals will be posted shortly on the
website.
Accepted full paper will be published in the conference proceedings.
Electronic version of the contributions will also be archived at:
http://elpub.scix.net <http://elpub.scix.net/
ABOUT ELPUB
The ELPUB 2007 conference will keep the tradition of the ten previous
international conferences on electronic publishing, held in the United
Kingdom (in 1997 and 2001), Hungary (1998), Sweden (1999), Russia (2000),
the Czech Republic (2002), Portugal (2003), Brazil (2004), Belgium (2005)
and Bulgaria (2006), which is to bring together researchers, lecturers,
librarians, developers, businessmen, entrepreneurs, managers, users and
all those interested on issues regarding electronic publishing in widely
differing contexts. These include the human, cultural, economic, social,
technological, legal, commercial and other relevant aspects that such an
exciting theme encompasses.
Three distinguished features of this conference are: broad scope of topics
which creates a unique atmosphere of active exchange and learning about
various aspects of electronic publishing; combination of general and
technical issues; and a condensed procedure of submission, revision and
publication of proceedings which guarantees presentations of most recent
work.
Conference Location:
Vienna, the capital of Austria, is one of Europe's most fascinating cities
with a rich history and various cultural attractions and reasonable living
costs. The campus of Vienna University of Technology is located near the
historic downtown of Vienna.
Conference Host: Vienna University of Technology, Vienna, Austria
General Chair: Bob Martens <b.martens at tuwien.ac.at>, Vienna University of
Technology, Vienna, Austria
Programme Chair: Leslie Chan <chan at utsc.utoronto.ca>, University of
Toronto at Scarborough, Toronto, Canada
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8. Summer Issue 2006 of Ariadne now available
Message forwarded from the e-Collections-news listserve at JISCMAIL.AC.UK.
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From: Richard Waller lisrw at UKOLN.AC.UK
Date: 08/31/06 12:38pm
Subject: Summer Issue 2006 of Ariadne now available
With apologies for any cross-posting:
The Summer Issue of Ariadne is now available:
http://www.ariadne.ac.uk/
Main Articles in Issue 48:
*Library Systems: Synthesise, Specialise, Mobilise
- Robin Murray examines how the changing landscape for library systems is
altering their service model.
*Intute: The New Best of the Web
- Caroline Williams describes Intute in the context of the online
information environment and outlines aspirations for the future.
*Introducing unAPI
- Dan Chudnov and a team of colleagues describe unAPI, a tiny HTTP API
for serving information objects in next-generation Web applications.
*The Library Catalogue in the New Discovery Environment: Some Thoughts -
Lorcan Dempsey explores how the library catalogue will develop
alongside evolving network discovery systems.
*UK Digital Preservation Needs Assessment: Where We Go From Here
- Najla Semple and Maggie Jones outline the background and findings of
the Digital Preservation Coalition's UK Needs Assessment and the Mind the
Gap report.
*Search Engines: Accoona: Super-Charged Super Target Searching
- Phil Bradley puts a relative newcomer through its paces and finds some
very useful features together with potential for improvement.
*The Tasks of the AHDS: Ten Years On
- Alastair Dunning reviews 10 years in the history of the Arts and
Humanities Data Service.
*ShibboLEAP: Seven Libraries and a LEAP of Faith
- Martin Moyle introduces the ShibboLEAP Project, a multi-institution
Shibboleth adoption in London, and hopes that later adopters will benefit
from its findings.
*A Foundation for Automatic Digital Preservation
- Miguel Ferreira, Ana Alice Baptista and Jos Carlos Ramalho propose a
Service-oriented Architecture to help cultural heritage institutions to
accomplish automatic digital preservation.
Workshop and Conference Reports: At the Event:
*IWMW 2006: Quality Matters
- Adrian Stevenson reports on the 10th Institutional Web Management
Workshop held at the University of Bath over 14-16 June 2006.
*C21st Curation Spring 2006 Public Lecture Series
- Neil Beagrie and Helen Forde report on the public lecture series 'C21st
Curation: access and service delivery' held at University College London
over April and May 2006.
*Email Curation: Practical Approaches for Long-term Preservation
- Dave Thompson reports on a two-day conference on Email Curation
organised by the Digital Curation Centre.
*JISC/CNI Conference, York 2006
- Najla Semple and Robin Rice were at the JISC/CNI conference
'Envisioning future challenges in networked information'.
*Digital Preservation Coalition Forum on Web Archiving
- Maureen Pennock and Manjula Patel report on the Digital Preservation
Coalition's second Web Archiving Forum which took place at the British
Library in London on 12 June 2006.
*Fedora Users Conference
- Chris Awre and Richard Green report from the Fedora Users Conference, a
two-day meeting for users of the open source Fedora repository system
held at the University of Virginia in Charlottesville, Virginia, USA.
*CRIS2006: Enabling Interaction and Quality: Beyond the Hanseatic League -
Derek Sergeant and Jessie Hey report on this 3-day conference in Bergen,
Norway, 11-13 May 2006.
Ariadne Reviews
*Blended Learning and Online Tutoring. A good practice guide.
- Lyn Parker considers that this book meets its aim of providing
practical advice for tutors and staff developers engaged in online
activities and blended learning.
*Managing Change
- Donald Maclean reviews a text that lays down guidelines for
information managers attempting to analyse, implement and evaluate change
within their organisation.
*Evaluating the Impact of your Library
- David Parkes reviews a new book, targeted at managers, which is both a
tool to help evaluate your library and an analysis of Impact Evaluation
methodology.
*The Librarians Internet Survival Guide, 2nd Edition
- Re-visiting this work in its new and second edition for Ariadne, Lina
Coelho finds it amply repays the effort.
- plus the Ariadne newsline of events and news items.
Note that since issue 47 the content of the current issue is also
available as an RSS feed.
Contributions to Ariadne issue 49 are being arranged and prepared; please
send proposals for articles to me at our regular contact point:
ariadne at ukoln.ac.uk
Kindly send books for review to the Editor's address (below).
Best regards,
Richard Waller
Editor Ariadne
UKOLN
The Library
University of Bath
Bath BA2 7AY
UK
tel +44 (0) 1225 383570
fax +44 (0) 1225 386838
Email ariadne at ukoln.ac.uk
Web http://www.ariadne.ac.uk/
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9. Blue Shield Working Conference, The Hague, The Netherlands, 27th & 28th
of September 2006
Message forwarded from IFLA-L, the listserve of the International
Federation of Library Assocations
and Institutions.
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From: <sophie.felfoldi at ifla.nl>
Date: 08/31/06 02:33pm
Subject: Blue Shield Working Conference, 27th & 28th of September 2006
Blue Shield Working Conference
27th & 28th of September 2006
The Hague, Netherlands
Announcement
As National Blue Shield committees, we are all deeply aware of the need to
lessen and help prevent the destruction of cultural heritage in cases of
natural disaster or human conflict. After the rece nt destruction of
heritage in Iraq, Afghanistan and in countries afflicted by the Tsunami,
we know that there is a lot to be done - and that international
solidarity is essential.
In 2006, the 10th year of Blue Shield's existence, 11 national Blue Shield
committees have been fou nded, while 16 more will be established in the
foreseeable future. With the extended agreement of t he International
Committee of Blue Shield (ICBS), Blue Shield the Netherlands is organising
a confe rence for representatives of national Blue Shield committees and
related organizations, with the in tention of proceeding on the path paved
by the Piccadilly and Torino declarations.
The conference has several objectives. First we would like to strengthen
the network between the na tional Blue Shield Committees on the one hand
and between Blue Shield and other cultural emergency assistance
organizations on the other.
Second, we want to improve Blue Shield's international visibility with
institutions and authorities
that are responsible for cultural heritage. Third, we aim to stimulate
joint operations and the ef
ficient coordination of national initiatives.
We therefore would like to invite you to take this opportunity to exchange
views and experiences an d to devise strategies for meeting requests for
help with adequate responses. Finally, we would lik e to discuss the ways
in which Blue Shield can benefit from the municipality of The Hague's
offer o f practical assistance.
The Prince Claus Fund, www.princeclausfund.org, also celebrating its 10th
anniversary, is organizin g a conference on Cultural Emergency Relief on
the 25th and 26th of September in The Hague. Since t he date and content
have been carefully coordinated with our own programme, we hope to see you
at b oth conferences.
Interested in attending this Blue Shield conference?
Please contact Blue Shield the Netherlands:
Mrs. Marie Christine van der Sman (0031 70 3250660) mc.sman at xs4all.nl
Mrs. Marjan Otter (0031 20 4632342) marjan.otter at xs4all.nl
or conference at blueshield.nl and www.blueshield.nl
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10. Calls for entries in The Conservation Awards 2007
Message forwarded from the MLA e-bulletin (Museums, Libraries and
Archives Council, UK), Issue 194 , 31 August 2006
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Calls for entries in The Conservation Awards 2007
The Conservation Awards 2007, sponsored by the MLA, will be launched this
Autumn.
The awards recognise excellence in conservation, collections care,
conservation research and digita l preservation, rewarding and celebrating
the skills of those who care for our cultural heritage.
The Ł15,000 Award for Conservation is for an outstanding project
conserving individual items or col lections. The entry deadline is 15
December 2006.
The Ł15,000 Award for Care of Collections is for an initiative leading to
significant and sustainab le improvements in caring for collections. The
deadline for this category is also 15 December 2006 .
The Ł10,000 Student Conservator of the Year Award is for an exceptional
project completed during a UK training programme or internship and has an
entry deadline of 28 February 2007.
The Ł5,000 Digital Preservation Award recognises leadership and practical
advancement in the digita l preservation arena. The deadline for entries
is 31 March 2007.
The Ł2,500 Anna Plowden Trust Award is for a completed programme of
research or development advanci ng the knowledge and practice of
conservation. The entry deadline is 31 March 2007.
For details about entry conditions, see The Conservation Awards website -
www.conservationawards.or g.uk - or contact the awards administrator at
admin at conservationawards.org.uk or on 020 7326 0995.
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European Commission on Preservation and Access (ECPA)
P.O. Box 19121, NL-1000 GC Amsterdam,
visiting address: c/o KNAW, Trippenhuis, Kloveniersburgwal 29,
NL-1011 JV Amsterdam, The Netherlands
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