... position in the business of organizing knowledge, but a look at the outside world pervaded by digital media suggests otherwise. In modern digital culture, people quite habitually share, tag, query, archive, or link to other items as part of their engagement with digital media. What people are doing...

... understanding of genre as digital social action. Particular emphasis will be on archiving, tagging, and searching as social actions afforded by digital media as a function of their materiality. The approach is critical analysis and discussion. Clearly, in the history of human communication...

... to engineering documents. Peter J. Wild can be contacted at: pw308@cam.ac.uk © Emerald Group Publishing Limited 2009 Archiving Information science Classification Our concern within this paper is to report on a case study into the development of a faceted classification for engineering...

... Heritage Center from a dysfunctional repository to an archival powerhouse. Skills to achieve this began as a lone arranger at a college archive and developed with each position in his career. Leaders demonstrate the wider business benefits of a dynamic program by emboldening the professional...

...Polona Vilar Edited by G.E.   Gorman and Sydney J.   Shep . Preservation Management for Libraries, Archives and Museums . London : Facet Publishing   2006 . 206 pp. , ISBN: 978‐1‐85604‐574‐2 © Emerald Group Publishing Limited 2008 --> Libraries Archives...

..., on the other hand, presents some of the most important international web archiving initiatives, e.g. PANDORA from the National Library of Australia, UK Web archiving initiative (UKWAC), the Kulturarw Project to harvest and collect websites from the National Library of Sweden, the Minerva web preservation...

... assigned from the matrix are given in Table III . Neil Conduit can be contacted at: nxc@childsoc.org.uk © Emerald Group Publishing Limited 2007 Image processing Indexing User studies Archiving The classes that have two codes assigned to them were dealt with by splitting the class...