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Yes, Daniel. I concur. It is interesting that, as I have benefitted from the increasing power of digital processing and the Internet over the years,... – Apr 01, 2:45 PM
hi jay i think we’ve become too dependent on the digital world (computers, the internet, digital gadgets, etc) to do things for us that we... – Apr 01, 1:53 PM
wow! can't wait to see the full version!!!!! And, Jay thank you for sharing this. I was moved to tears! – Apr 02, 10:52 AM
Lost and found: A primer to preserving and accessing digital media
A white paper by Jay Collier (11/2005), reprinted by permission of Dartmouth College Summary: A growing portion of our educational heritage is being lost every day as digital assets disappear in disorganized storage or cannot be opened due to obsolete file formats. This is especially true for the storage and distribution of integrated media assets … | Read more.