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1. Developments in Surrogating Methods.

Author

Van Dormolen, Hans

Subjects
*LIBRARIES, *LIBRARY catalogs on microfilm, *COLLECTORS & collecting, *MICROFILMS, *MICROFORMS, *MICROGRAPHICS, *NATIONAL libraries
Abstract

The article discusses the technical aspects of preservation surrogates for library collections. The developments in preservation methods in relation to preservation microfilms, scanning of preservation microfilms, preservation scanning and computer output microfilm are explored. It presents the guidelines for preservation microfilming at Metamorfoze, the national preservation program coordinated by the National Library of the Netherlands.

Published
2005

2. OCLC Delving Deeper into Digital Preservation Services.

Author

Rogers, Michael

Subjects
*LIBRARY catalog management, *DIGITIZATION of library materials, *LIBRARY catalogs, *DIGITIZATION of archival materials, *DIGITAL preservation, *MICROFILMS, *LIBRARY automation
Abstract

For the past several years, the Online Computer Library Catalog (OCLC) has been reinventing itself by extending beyond cataloging into other facets of the library market. Although not an entirely new feature, OCLC's digital preservation services are getting a concerted effort to carve a niche in that growing field. OCLC vice president of digital and preservation resources Meg Bellinger told "Library Journal" that OCLC became involved in digital preservation several years ago by assuming the management of Micrographics Preservation Services of Bethlehem, PA, and has advanced from there. A core part of the digital preservation program are three service centers, located in Bethlehem, PA, Washington State, and a European branch in The Hague, the Netherlands. The service centers perform a huge volume of preservation microfilming and an increasing amount of digitization for libraries.

Published
2003

3. Genealogy Records Are Given To Library.

Author

Roberts, Sam

Subjects
*MANUSCRIPTS, *MICROFILMS
Abstract

Wolfert Van Couwenhoven visited New Amsterdam in 1625 but apparently was unimpressed. He left town and went home to the Netherlands, only to return five years later and purchase a large tract of land on Long Island. He probably never imagined that his odyssey would be immortalized, but there it is, nearly 400 years later, at the New York Public Library. The library's extensive genealogical collection has just been enormously enhanced by the gift of 75,000 volumes, 30,000 manuscripts and 22,000 reels of microfilm from the New York Genealogical and Biographical Society. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

Published
2008

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