How to Make Digital Objects Available to Library Users in a Sustainable Way

Articles in the same Issue

1. Masthead
2. Editor’s Farewell Note
3. Publisher’s Editorial
4. Introduction: Digital Cultural Heritage in Scandinavia
5. Access and Curation of Digital Cultural Heritage in the National and University Library of Iceland
6. Digitisation: Archives in a New Role!
7. Choices for Preservation of Moving Image Material
8. Very Inspiring or Just Plain Tricky? – The New E-Legal Deposit in Sweden
9. Webarchiving: Legal Deposit of Internet in Denmark. A Curatorial Perspective
10. Using DiscoverText for Large Scale Twitter Harvesting
11. Newspaper Digitization in Sweden
12. Planning for Mass Digitisation of Newspapers: A Castle, a Shed or Something in Between?
13. Cultural Heritage at the Bit Level – a Danish Bit Repository Initiative
14. Digitalbevaring.dk – a Danish Website on Digital Preservation (and in a not so distant future Digitization)
15. Management of Metadata for Digital Heritage Collections
16. The Digital Library and the Law – Legal Issues Regarding the Acquisition, Preservation and Dissemination of Digital Cultural Heritage
17. Mediestream: The Trials, Tribulations and Triumphs of Making a Digital Collection Available Online
18. Being a National Library in a Research Infrastructure Landscape
19. How to Make Digital Objects Available to Library Users in a Sustainable Way