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DISCUSSION: MUST PUBLICATIONS BE PRESERVED IN ORIGINAL FORMAT?

  • Margaret Child , Andrew B. Phillips and David W. G. Clements
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Managing the Preservation of Serial Literature
This chapter is in the book Managing the Preservation of Serial Literature

Chapters in this book

  1. Frontmatter i
  2. TABLE OF CONTENTS v
  3. FOREWORD vii
  4. ACKNOWLEDGMENTS xi
  5. INTRODUCTION TO THE CONFERENCE
  6. WELCOME 1
  7. KEYNOTE: WHO IS RESPONSIBLE FOR PRESERVATION? 4
  8. PRESERVATION DECISION-MAKING IN SERIALS MANAGEMENT
  9. A MANAGEMENT PERSPECTIVE 7
  10. POLICIES FOR COLLECTION AND RETENTION 17
  11. DISCUSSION: MUST PUBLICATIONS BE PRESERVED IN ORIGINAL FORMAT? 24
  12. PRESERVATION IN ORIGINAL FORMAT
  13. THE IMPACT OF STORAGE AND HOUSING ON PRESERVATION OF SERIAL PUBLICATIONS 37
  14. THE IMPACT OF THE ENVIRONMENT 47
  15. EMERGING TECHNOLOGIES IN PAPER TREATMENT 66
  16. PRESERVATION IN SECONDARY FORMAT
  17. OPTIONS FOR REPLACEMENT AND SECONDARY COPIES 83
  18. NATIONAL AND INTERNATIONAL MICROFILM STANDARDS 99
  19. MICROFILMING AS REPUBLISHING 104
  20. EMERGING TECHNOLOGIES FOR FACSIMILE TRANSMISSION AND RETRIEVAL 111
  21. INFORMATION NEEDED FOR PRESERVATION DECISION-MAKING 117
  22. THE STANDARD BIBLIOGRAPHIC RECORD 127
  23. HOLDINGS STANDARDS AND PRESERVATION 136
  24. REGIONAL, NATIONAL, AND INTERNATIONAL SERIALS BIBLIOGRAPHIC PROGRAMS: CURRENT STATUS AND FUTURE PLANS
  25. THE INTERNATIONAL SERIALS DATA SYSTEM (ISDS) 145
  26. THE CONSERVATION OF SERIALS PROGRAM, OR, CONSER WITH A DIFFERENCE 151
  27. BIBLIOGRAPHIC SUPPORT FOR SERIALS PRESERVATION PROJECTS IN CANADA 156
  28. BIBLIOGRAPHIC REFERENCES ON PERIODICALS: LATIN AMERICA 165
  29. BIBLIOGRAPHIC DEVELOPMENTS: AUSTRALIA 175
  30. BIBLIOGRAPHIC DEVELOPMENTS: EASTERN EUROPE 179
  31. SERIALS PRESERVATION IN WESTERN EUROPE: THE FRENCH EXAMPLE 193
  32. BIBLIOGRAPHIC DEVELOPMENTS: UNITED KINGDOM 200
  33. MANAGEMENT OF PRESERVATION INFORMATION: OPPORTUNITIES PRESENTED BY EMERGING TECHNOLOGIES 206
  34. COOPERATIVE INTERNATIONAL SERIALS PRESERVATION: IMPERATIVES AND STRATEGIES
  35. INFORMATION AND RESOURCE SHARING FOR PRESERVATION IN THE GLOBAL CONTEXT 214
  36. IMPLEMENTING COOPERATIVE PRESERVATION AT THE INTERNATIONAL LEVEL 224
  37. STRATEGIES FOR IMPLEMENTATION OF COOPERATIVE PRESERVATION ACTIVITIES AT THE NATIONAL LEVEL 231
  38. THE DISSEMINATION OF PRESERVATION INFORMATION 239
  39. CONCLUSION OF THE CONFERENCE
  40. PROPOSED CONFERENCE RESOLUTIONS 250
  41. DISCUSSION 252
  42. CONFERENCE RESOLUTIONS 265
  43. APPENDIX 1: A DIRECTORY OF CONFERENCE PARTICIPANTS 267
  44. APPENDIX 2: LIST OF ACRONYMS 276
  45. INDEX 279
https://doi.org/10.1515/9783110970982.24

Chapters in this book

  1. Frontmatter i
  2. TABLE OF CONTENTS v
  3. FOREWORD vii
  4. ACKNOWLEDGMENTS xi
  5. INTRODUCTION TO THE CONFERENCE
  6. WELCOME 1
  7. KEYNOTE: WHO IS RESPONSIBLE FOR PRESERVATION? 4
  8. PRESERVATION DECISION-MAKING IN SERIALS MANAGEMENT
  9. A MANAGEMENT PERSPECTIVE 7
  10. POLICIES FOR COLLECTION AND RETENTION 17
  11. DISCUSSION: MUST PUBLICATIONS BE PRESERVED IN ORIGINAL FORMAT? 24
  12. PRESERVATION IN ORIGINAL FORMAT
  13. THE IMPACT OF STORAGE AND HOUSING ON PRESERVATION OF SERIAL PUBLICATIONS 37
  14. THE IMPACT OF THE ENVIRONMENT 47
  15. EMERGING TECHNOLOGIES IN PAPER TREATMENT 66
  16. PRESERVATION IN SECONDARY FORMAT
  17. OPTIONS FOR REPLACEMENT AND SECONDARY COPIES 83
  18. NATIONAL AND INTERNATIONAL MICROFILM STANDARDS 99
  19. MICROFILMING AS REPUBLISHING 104
  20. EMERGING TECHNOLOGIES FOR FACSIMILE TRANSMISSION AND RETRIEVAL 111
  21. INFORMATION NEEDED FOR PRESERVATION DECISION-MAKING 117
  22. THE STANDARD BIBLIOGRAPHIC RECORD 127
  23. HOLDINGS STANDARDS AND PRESERVATION 136
  24. REGIONAL, NATIONAL, AND INTERNATIONAL SERIALS BIBLIOGRAPHIC PROGRAMS: CURRENT STATUS AND FUTURE PLANS
  25. THE INTERNATIONAL SERIALS DATA SYSTEM (ISDS) 145
  26. THE CONSERVATION OF SERIALS PROGRAM, OR, CONSER WITH A DIFFERENCE 151
  27. BIBLIOGRAPHIC SUPPORT FOR SERIALS PRESERVATION PROJECTS IN CANADA 156
  28. BIBLIOGRAPHIC REFERENCES ON PERIODICALS: LATIN AMERICA 165
  29. BIBLIOGRAPHIC DEVELOPMENTS: AUSTRALIA 175
  30. BIBLIOGRAPHIC DEVELOPMENTS: EASTERN EUROPE 179
  31. SERIALS PRESERVATION IN WESTERN EUROPE: THE FRENCH EXAMPLE 193
  32. BIBLIOGRAPHIC DEVELOPMENTS: UNITED KINGDOM 200
  33. MANAGEMENT OF PRESERVATION INFORMATION: OPPORTUNITIES PRESENTED BY EMERGING TECHNOLOGIES 206
  34. COOPERATIVE INTERNATIONAL SERIALS PRESERVATION: IMPERATIVES AND STRATEGIES
  35. INFORMATION AND RESOURCE SHARING FOR PRESERVATION IN THE GLOBAL CONTEXT 214
  36. IMPLEMENTING COOPERATIVE PRESERVATION AT THE INTERNATIONAL LEVEL 224
  37. STRATEGIES FOR IMPLEMENTATION OF COOPERATIVE PRESERVATION ACTIVITIES AT THE NATIONAL LEVEL 231
  38. THE DISSEMINATION OF PRESERVATION INFORMATION 239
  39. CONCLUSION OF THE CONFERENCE
  40. PROPOSED CONFERENCE RESOLUTIONS 250
  41. DISCUSSION 252
  42. CONFERENCE RESOLUTIONS 265
  43. APPENDIX 1: A DIRECTORY OF CONFERENCE PARTICIPANTS 267
  44. APPENDIX 2: LIST OF ACRONYMS 276
  45. INDEX 279
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