ALCTS Newsletter

• "Discussion Groups Report on Conference Activities in Washington: Preservation and Reformatting Section (PARS) Discussion Groups," ALCTS Newsletter Online 12(1) (2001): online.
  
  :: Newsletter article ::
  
  [This article includes a summary of a presentation given by InterPARES 1 Project member, Kenneth Thibodeau, at the meeting of the ALCTS Reformatting Discussion Group held at the 2001 Midwinter Meeting in Washington, D.C.]

• "SUNY and UCLA Researchers Begin Electronic Record Preservation Project," Information Intelligence Online Newsletter 20(8/9) (Sep 1999): 3-4.
  
  :: Newsletter article ::

• "Macro-Appraisal: From Theory to Practice," Archivaria 48 (Fall 1999): 154-198.
  
  :: Journal article ::
  
  [In this article, the author draws attention to the launch of the InterPARES 1 Project and highlights the fact that the Project explicitly addresses "appraisal criteria and standards as part of an integrated approach to determining requirements for long term preservation of electronic records as archival documents." (pp. 155-156) Moreover, as the author continues to state, "given the central positioning of the InterPARES project, the standards it sets will provide the high level criteria that will inform future debate about appraisal standards." (p. 156) See also footnote 5, which discusses the five explicit questions to be addressed in the Project's research with respect to the issue of "Appraisal criteria and Methods of Selection of Authentic Electronic Records." (p. 193)]

• "NARA Agreement with NSF Gives Impetus to Electronic Archives R&D," Archival Outlook (May-June, 2000): 18.
  
  :: Newsletter article ::
  
  [This newsletter article, from the Archivist of the United States, John Carlin, reports on a new interagency agreement between NARA and the National Science Foundation (NSF) "that will give impetus to research-and-development work on the creation of an Electronic Records Archives." Carlin further notes that NARA currently is "collaborating on a parallel and complimentary track with other archivists in the interPARES project . . . This project is is identifying fundamental requirements for preserving electronic records with authenticity and reliality across generations of information technology. . . . For a long time, many of us have been searching for ways to meet the challenges posed by electronic records. Now, through our work with the San Diego Supercomputer Center, through our new agreement to collaborated with NSF in moving that work forward, and through the InterPARES project, I feel optimistic that the challenges can be met. These developments are exciting, and of potential value to archivists everywhere." (p. 18)]

• "Devising Rules for the Digital Road," UAlbany Magazine (Spring 2001).
  
  :: Magazine article ::
  
  [This article is based on an interview with Co-chair of the American Research Team of the InterPARES 1 Project, Philip Eppard, by freelance writer and 1988 University of Albany alumnus, Richard Chady.]

• "Out of Mind, Out of Sight, Gone Forever," NewTIMES: The Charles Sturt University Magazine (Spring 2000).
  
  :: Magazine article ::
  
  [This article is based on an interview with InterPARES 1 Project Australian Research Team member, Ross Harvey, by Cap Chandler, a reporter with the NewTimes magazine of Charles Sturt University in Bathurst, New South Wales, Australia.]

• Duranti, Luciana. Interview, resulting in article in Chinese including picture, published in the China Archives News (November 19, 2001).

• Article in Chinese about the InterPARES International Symposium, Beijing, China, November 14-15, 2001, China Archives News (November 15, 2001).

• "Archives Are at Risk in this Digital Age," The Independent on Sunday (December 13, 1998), News,.5.
  
  :: Newspaper article ::
  
  [This article is the result of an interview with InterPARES Project Director, Luciana Duranti.]

• "Canadian Group’s Work on Electronic Archiving Standard Catches NARA's Eye," Government Computer News (April 6, 1998): 14.

• "Message from the Dean," Forum: News from UCLA's Graduate School of Education & Information Studies 5(2) (2003): 2.
  
  :: Newsletter article ::
  
  [In this newsletter, the Dean of UCLA's Graduate School of Education and Information Studies (GSE&IS) mentions the InterPARES 1 Project in relation to other GSE&IS research projects.]

• "Digital Preservation Education: Educating or Networking?" The American Archivist 69(1) (2006): 188-212.
  
  :: Journal article ::
  
  [Footnote 32, p. 202, in this article provides readers with a synopsis of the InterPARES Project.]

• "Anne Gilliland-Swetland: Preserving the Past Through Technology," Forum: News from UCLA's Graduate School of Education & Information Studies 6(1) (2003): 7.
  
  :: Newsletter article ::
  
  [This article is based on an interview by Shaena Engle with the Co-Chair of the American Research Teams from the InterPARES 1 and 2 Projects, Anne Gilliland-Swetland.]

• Review of "The Long-term Preservation of Authentic Electronic Records: Findings of the InterPARES Project," Journal of the Society of Archivists 24(2) (2003): 239-241.
  
  :: Journal article ::

• "Can Hard Drives Replace Archives," special to The Globe and Mail (November 1, 2008), Weekend Review, p. R.19. (Toronto, ON, Canada)
  
  :: Newspaper article ::
  
  [This article is based on a series of October 2008 interviews by Anthony Furey with InterPARES Project Director, Luciana Duranti.]

• "Preserving Authentic Electronic Records: The InterPARES Project," Forum: News from UCLA's Graduate School of Education & Information Studies 4(3) (2002): 7-8.
  
  :: Newsletter article ::

• "Appraisal of Digital Resources in the Public Sector: A General Introduction from a Delos Report," Digital Preservation Europe Briefing Paper (18 November 2008).
  
  :: Briefing paper ::
  
  [Abstract: "This paper is based on research being undertaken to produce a report within the DELOS project as part of the work package dedicated to the digital preservation function. The main principles and recommendations of the report are summarised here with specific reference to the public sector, the increasing need for public services in the preservation processes and the strict interrelationships between preservation and appraisal in the digital environment. The paper will discuss the goals, the critical questions related to appraisal from a general point of view and the preliminary findings." As cited in the notes, the main sources investigated for this report include the outputs of InterPARES 1 and 2.]

• "Livia Iacovino from Monash University, Report on Washington meeting of INTERPARES," in article titled, "Report on DLM Forum 99 'European Citizens and electronic information: the memory of the Information Society,' Brussels, 18-19 October, 1999," ASA ERSIG Newsletter (November 1999): 14-16.

• Review of "Trusting Records: Legal, Historical and Diplomatic Perspectives," by Heather MacNeil, Archivaria 53 (Spring 2002): 130-132.
  
  :: Book review ::
  
  [The author, herself a former member of the Australian Research Team within InterPARES 1, notes that the "conceptual framework of the book is diplomatics, which was originally predicated on principles of record authenticity that could apply to any juridical system and in any time and space to establish both legal and historical truth on the basis of documentary truth . . . [and is what] has also provided the conceptual basis of major international records and archives research projects, such as the InterPARES Project . . ." (p. 130)]

• "Tre Premi a Luciana Duranti [Three Awards to Luciana Duranti]," Il Mondo degli Archivi On Line 1 (2007): online. [http://www.ilmondodegliarchivi.org/detail/articleid/618/parentchannel/81/title/Tre_premi_a_Luciana_Duranti.html]
  
  :: Newsletter article (Italiano) ::
  
  [This online newsletter article briefly summarises three professional/academic awards bestowed upon InterPARES Project Director, Luciana Duranti, including:
  
  • The 2006 Emmett Leahy Award (for her contributions to records management, including the drafting of the DoD and MoReq standards for recordkeeping, and for the InterPARES research);
  • The BC Innovation Council's 2006 Frontiers in Research Award (annually presented to an "individual or small team whose innovative research contributions have led to major new advances in scientific or technological knowledge"); and
  • UBC's 2007 Jacob Biely Research Prize (The University of British Columbia’s “premier award for research”).

• "Un premio speciale alla carriera a Luciana Duranti [A Special Career Award to Luciana Duranti]," Il Mondo degli Archivi On Line 1 (Spring 2006): online. [http://www.ilmondodegliarchivi.org/detail/articleid/378/parentchannel/81/title/ Un_premio_speciale_alla_carriera_a_Luciana_Duranti.html]
  
  :: Newsletter article (English and Italiano) ::
  
  [This online newsletter article briefly summarises the significance of InterPARES Project Director, Luciana Duranti's UBC Killam Research Prize, which she received in 2006. This prestigious award is made annually to prominent researchers at The University of British Columbia in recognition of their outstanding achievements, and is given only to scholars whose research has international significance. Duranti was cited for her contributions to the field of archival studies as it addresses the challenge of the long-term preservation of the authenticity of records created and maintained in digital form. At the time of the award, she had initiated and led two internationally-funded research projects, InterPARES 1 and 2. She had also received funding from UNESCO's Memory of the World Programme to support the dissemination of the InterPARES Project's results in the Caribbean and Latin America through the Caribbean and Latin American InterPARES Dissemination (CLAID) Team initiative.]

• "In archivio con la Fidapa," Ascoli Piceno: Il Resto Del Carlino 116(196) (July 18, 2001).
  
  [This announcement in the Italian, Bologna-based newspaper, Il Resto Del Carlino, draws attention to a one-hour presentation to be given by InterPARES Project Director, Luciana Duranti, on her InterPARES research activities during the upcoming Invitational Conference on Women and Research being hosted by the Italian Branch of the International Federation of Professional Women at the Archivio don la Fidapa, San Benedetto del Tronto, Ascoli Piceno, Italy.]

• "Dalla Pergamena Agli Archivi Online: Con l'It Migliora la Conservazione delle Idee [From Parchment to Online Archives: With It Improves the Preservation of Ideas]," Il Sole-24 Ore Online (September 6, 2000): online.
  
  :: Online newspaper article ::
  
  [This article is based on an interview by a reporter from Il Sole-24 Ore with the Chair of the Italian Research Team of the InterPARES 1 Project, Maria Guercio. Il Sole-24 Ore is an Italian national daily business newspaper headquartered in Milan and owned by Confindustria, the Italian employers' federation.]

• "University and the World Helps Preserve Electronic Records," University Update 22(14) (April 21, 1999): online.
  
  :: Newsletter article ::
  
  [This article is based on an interview by Lisa James with US-InterPARES 1 Project American Research Team Co-Chair, Philip Eppard. University Update is the Newsletter of the University at Albany, State University of New York.]

• "Getting It Done—Collaboration and Development of the Digital Records Conversion Standard," The American Archivist 72(1) (2009): 146-169.
  
  :: Journal article ::
  
  [The author acknowledges the InterPARES Project's role in highlighting the importance of standards development for the management of electronic records (p. 150), and the use of the Project for creating "working definitions of critical terms" (p. 161).]

• "Il Progetto InterPARES: Convegno Sulla Conservazione Dei Documenti Elettronici," L'Eco D'Italia (March 9, 2000): 10.
  
  [This article is based on an interview with InterPARES Project Director, Luciana Duranti, regarding the InterPARES 1 Project's International Symposium, titled, "How Do You Know It's The Real Thing? Authentic Documents in the Electronic Age," held on 19 February 2000 in Vancouver, BC, Canada. The full proceedings of which are available here. L'Eco D'Italia (now Il Marco Polo) is an Italian weekly newspaper in Italian, and some English, that addresses the Italian community of Canada, with an emphasis on the Italian community in Vancouver and western Canada.]

• "UBC Gets $1 Mil. To Co-ordinate Internat'l E-Records Research," Library Hotline XXVIII(12) (1999): 1.

• "Лючиана Дюранти: «Не Прыгайте в Оъщий Вагон» – Зксклюзивное интервью ведущего международного зксперта в области злектронного архивного дела [Luciana Duranti: "Do not Jump on the Common Bandwagon" – Exclusive interview of the leading international expert in the field of electronic archives]," Журнал «Делопроизводство и документооборот на предприятии» 6 (2009): 20-27.
  
  :: Magazine article (Pусский) ::
  
  [This is an article in Russian in a monthly Russian business magazine (In English: Magazine of Enterprise Records Management and Office Workflow) resulting from a 4 May 2009 interview by chief editor, Natasha Lobanova, with InterPARES Project Director, Luciana Duranti.]

• "Simposio Internazionale [International Symposium]," L'Eco D'Italia (March 9, 2000), 10.
  
  [This article is based on an interview by Anna Lucentini with InterPARES Project Director, Luciana Duranti, regarding the InterPARES 1 Project's International Symposium, titled, "How Do You Know It's The Real Thing? Authentic Documents in the Electronic Age," held on 19 February 2000 in Vancouver, BC, Canada. The full proceedings of which are available here. L'Eco D'Italia (now Il Marco Polo) is an Italian weekly newspaper in Italian, and some English, that addresses the Italian community of Canada, with an emphasis on the Italian community in Vancouver and western Canada.]

• "Titanic 2020 - A Call to Action," report from CENSA (Collaborative Electronic Notebook Systems Association, 2000).
  
  :: Report ::

• "Preserving history's first draft," California Publisher 94(3) (2005): 2.

• "Session Abstracts – Fall 2000," Mid-Atlantic Archivist 30(2) (2001): 5-6.
  
  :: Conference abstract ::
  
  [This abstract includes an overview of papers presented in the InterPARES session titled, "Authenticity & Preservation of Electronic Records: US-InterPARES," at the joint Midwest Archives Conference/Mid-Atlantic Regional Archives Conference (MAC/MARAC), 18-21 October 2000. Cleveland, OH, USA.]

• "Digital Extinction," The Vancouver Courier (June 3, 2001), pp. 1, 4-5. (Vancouver, BC, Canada)
  
  :: Newspaper article ::
  
  [This "cover story" article is based on an interview with InterPARES Project Director, Luciana Duranti, by Vancouver Courier staff writer, Chris Miller.]

• "Don't Give Up On Paper" Office Solutions 17(8) (2000): 28-31.
  
  :: Magazine article ::
  
  [This article is based on an interview with US-InterPARES 1 Project American Research Team Co-Chair, Philip Eppard, by freelance writer, Shari Missman Miller.]

• "La conservación a largo plazo de documentos electrónicos auténticos: Hallazgos del Proyecto InterPARES," review of the Spanish translation version of "The Long-term Preservation of Authentic Electronic Records: Findings of the InterPARES Project," Luciana Duranti, ed., Anales de Documentacion 9 (2006): 225-226.
  
  :: Book review ::

• "The NHPRC in the New Records Age," The American Archivist, Special section on the NHPRC Commission, 63(1) (2000): 67-89.
  
  :: Journal article ::
  
  [This article mentions the NHPRC's approval in February 1999 of "funding for the non-NARA elements of the U.S. research team participating in the InterPARES Project. . ." (p. 75).]

• December 22, 2007 – Interview of InterPARES Project Director, Luciana Duranti, by CanWest News Service reporter, Shannon Proudfoot, resulting in one wire feed and six newspaper articles:
  
  "UBC project hoping to preserve digital archives," CanWest News, Wire Feed, 26 Dec 2007, 1. (Don Mills, ON, Canada).
  
  :: Wire feed ::
  
  "UBC project hopes to preserve world's digital documents: Defunct programs can render works of art unaccessible," Times - Colonist, p. A7, 26 December 2007 (Victoria, BC, Canada).
  
  :: Newspaper article ::
  
  "Saving the past in digital age: Files created a few years ago can't be opened," The Province, p. A17, 27 December 2007 (Vancouver, BC, Canada).
  
  :: Newspaper article ::
  
  "Study attempts to save our fading digital past," Calgary Herald, p. A3, 26 December 2007 (Calgary, AB, Canada).
  
  :: Newspaper article ::
  
  "Artwork, literature also at risk," Leader Post, p. A9, 26 December 2007 (Regina, SK, Canada).
  
  :: Newspaper article ::
  
  "Our past is in peril in digital age," Winnipeg Free Press, p. A15, 26 December 2007 (Winnipeg, MB, Canada).
  
  :: Newspaper article ::
  
  "Archivist keeps the past alive: UBC professor working on project to keep digital records from being lost to obsolescence," The Windsor Star, p. E7, 26 December 2007 (Windsor, ON, Canada).
  
  :: Newspaper article ::

• "Educating for the Archival Multiverse: The Archival Education and Research Institute (AERI), Pluralizing the Archival Curriculum Group (PACG)," The American Archivist 74(1) (2011): 69-101.
  
  :: Journal article ::
  
  [This article highlights the InterPARES Project's terminology database, particularly the Dictionary (p. 85). The Dictionary is a tool used to facilitate interdisciplinary communication. It contains multiple definitions for terms, from multiple disciplines. By using this tool, researchers can compare how the same terminology is used/defined by different disciplines, such as Archival Science, Computer Science, Library and Information Science, the Arts, etc.]

• "Entrevista a Aída Luz Mendoza," Revista Documentatión 2(9) (2009): 79-83.
  
  :: Interview article (Español) ::
  
  [This is a published interview with Aída Luz Mendoza in which she mentions all three phases of the InterPARES Project, as well as her participation in the Caribbean and Latin American InterPARES Dissemination (CLAID) Team.]

• "What if the world lost its memory? History on disc: Experts scramble to preserve digital records from irretrievable loss," The Vancouver Province (January 22, 2006), p. B5.
  
  :: Newspaper article ::
  
  [This article is based on a January 2006 interview of InterPARES Project Director, Luciana Duranti, by Vancouver Province news reporter, Mike Roberts.]

• "Projeto InterPARES: Entrevista com Luciana Duranti [InterPARES Project: Interview with Luciana Duranti]," Pont de Acesso 3(1) (2009): 82-92.
  
  :: Interview article (Portuguès) ::
  
  [This article is the result of a 15 May 2009 interview of InterPARES Project Director, Luciana Duranti, by InterPARES 3 Project TEAM Brazil Director, Cláudia Lacombe Rocha (National Archives of Brazil).]

• "New ways of seeing / Voir autrement," University Affairs / Affaires universitaires (February 1999): 6-9 (English), 10-13 (Français).
  
  [This article is based on an interview with InterPARES Project Director, Luciana Duranti, and Canadian Research Team Chair, Terry Eastwood, by Karyn Schwinghamer and Peggy Berkowitz.]

• "Standing the Test of Cybertime," The Vancouver Sun (February 17, 2000), p. A13. (Vancouver, BC, Canada)
  
  :: Newspaper article ::
  
  [This article is based on an interview with InterPARES Project Director, Luciana Duranti, by Sun Visual Art Critic, Michael Scott.]

• Review of "Records Management: Making the Transition from Paper to Electronic," by David O. Stephens The American Archivist 73(1) (2010): 263-294.
  
  :: Book review ::
  
  [This review mentions the InterPARES Project in the first paragraph, p. 263, in relation to the development of best practices for the management of electronic records.]

• "DigiCULT Experts Search for e-Archive Performance: Summary of the Forum in Barcelona, May 6, 2002," DigiCULT.Info Thematic Issue 1: Integrity and Authenticity of Digital Cultural Heritage Objects (August 2002): 10-19.
  
  :: Newsletter article ::
  
  [This article is based on an interview by Michael Steemson with InterPARES Project Director, Luciana Duranti, and European Research and International Team member, Hans Hofman, with respect to the DLM-Forum 2002: "@ccess and Preservation of Electronic Information: Best Practices and Solutions," which took place on 6-8 May 2002, in Barcelona, Spain.]

• "Introduction: Choices and Decisions," in Postprints of a Conference, Symposium 2003 – Preservation of Electronic Records: New Knowledge and Decision-making, September 15-18, 2003, Ottawa, ON (Ottawa: Canadian Conservation Institute, 2004), 1-4.
  
  :: Proceedings paper ::
  
  [The introduction to these proceedings, from a 2003 conference organised by the Canadian Conservation Institute (CCI), Library and Archives Canada (LAC), and the Canadian Heritage Information Network (CHIN), notes that the goal of the conference is "aimed at helping small- to moderate-sized collections of "modern media" to survive, and is based on both practical institutional experience and current research." (p. 1) To this end, the conference program took the form of a "decision tree tree that organizes the theoretical process, working-knowledge, and content gaps into a visual path," (p. 1) which, as the author acknowledges, "[i]ntellectually . . . owes a fair amount to the InterPARES project . . ." (p. 2)]

• April 14, 2007 – "La conservación a largo plazo de documentos electrónicos autenticos: hallazgos del proyecto InterPARES," anouncement of the publication of the Spanish translation of the InterPARES 1 Project book, "The Long-term Preservation of Authentic Electronic Records: Findings of the InterPARES Project," Taino'ti Web site.

• "On the Occasion of SAA's Diamond Jubilee: A Profession Coming of Age in the Digital Era," The American Archivist 75(1) (2012): 16-34.
  
  :: Journal article ::
  
  [In her Presidential Address to the SAA, Tibbo, a former member of the InterPARES Project, situates the Project's emergence in the late 1990s in relation to the new records management and digital archiving challenges posed by "the growth of personal computing and the management of email in unstructured office environments" throughout the previous decade (pp. 21-22).]

• "NB," Times Online (December 18, 1998), online.
  
  :: Online newspaper article ::
  
  [This article mentions InterPARES Project Director, Luciana Duranti, and the work of the InterPARES 1 Project.]

• "InterPARES: Securing the Future of Our Electronic Records," Bulletin of the American Society for Information Science 27(1) (2000): 24-26.
  
  :: Bulletin article ::

• "It's Not Written in Stone," Trek 61(1) (Winter/Spring 2006): 5.
  
  :: Magazine article ::
  
  [This article is based on a 1 March 2006 interview with InterPARES Project Director, Luciana Duranti, by a reporter from Trek, The University of British Columbia's Alumni Magazine.]

• "Building NARA's "Archives of the Future," Prologue 33(1) (2001): online.
  
  :: Magazine article ::
  
  [This article is based on an interview with the United States Archivist, John Carlin, and the Director of the Electronic Records Archives Program (and InterPARES Project member), Kenneth Thibodeau, regarding the current status of the ERA program. As is noted in the text, "Internationally, NARA is collaborating in a major research initiative, the InterPARES project, which has seven research teams with participants from thirteen countries. This collaboration brings together archivists, computer scientists, engineers, and information scientists to find ways to ensure that electronic records that are preserved across generations of information technology remain authentic." Prologue is a quarterly magazine of the National Archives and Records Administration.]

• "Preserving Our Digital Future," Annual Report 2000: The National Archives and Records Administration (2000): 7.
  
  :: Report article ::
  
  [As this article states, with respect to its Electronic Records Archives program, "We [at NARA] take seriously our stewardship of the documents entrusted to us and our responsibility for their authenticity. That means retaining not only the information in a document but also its structure, context, and appearance. This challenge is being faced by a major international research initiative involving researchers from 13 countries, the InterPARES project, in which NARA is a partner." (p. 7)]

• "The Information Ecologies and the NHPRC," Annotation: National Historical Publications and Records Commison Newsletter 34(1) (2007): 5-11.
  
  :: Newsletter article ::
  
  [This article recognises the InterPARES Project as one of the "landmark projects" funded by the NHPRC that was instrumental in laying "the groundwork for preservation services" (p. 9) at the NHPRC.]

• "Recent Records products & Documentary Editions," Annotation: National Historical Publications and Records Commison Newsletter 32(2) (2004): 18.
  
  :: Newsletter item ::
  
  [This item includes announcement of the US-InterPARES final report for NHPRC grants 99-073 and 2001-005 and InterPARES Interpreted.]

• "From the Editor," Annotation: National Historical Publications and Records Commison Newsletter 28(4) (2000): 2.
  
  :: Newsletter item ::
  
  [This item identifies the InterPARES Project as one of "two projects (whose funding by the NHPRC) may prove to rank among the most significant actions ever taken by the NHPRC."]

• "NHPRC Recommends 47 Grants Totaling up to $3,801,809," Annotation: National Historical Publications and Records Commison Newsletter 28(4) (2000): 1, 10-12.
  
  :: Newsletter item ::
  
  [This item includes announcement of the NHPRC grant recommendation for the State University of New York, University at Albany, for the US team of the InterPARES 1 Project.]

• "UBC Music Participates in Major International Research Project," UBC High Notes (Winter 99/00): 6.

• "The Real Thing," Leap: Journal of Research 2 (2003): 11.
  
  [This article is based on an interview with InterPARES Project Director, Luciana Duranti. Leap was a journal of research published by The University of British Columbia's Office of the Vice President Research between ca. 2003-2007.]

• "Keeping track of the real thing," The Vancouver Sun (February 18, 2000). (Vancouver, BC, Canada)
  
  [This article is based on an interview with InterPARES Project Director, Luciana Duranti.]

• "Shadow of Doubt," Frontier: A Journal of Research and Discovery 5 (Fall/Winter 2008): 14-15.
  
  :: Journal article ::
  
  [This article is based on an 18 August 2008 interview by Kaldor Design with InterPARES Project Director, Luciana Duranti, resulting in a feature article on the InterPARES research. Frontier is a journal of research published by The University of British Columbia's Office of the Vice President Research.]

• Review of "Preservation of the Integrity of Electronic Records," by Luciana Duranti, Terry Eastwood and Heather MacNeil Archivaria 66 (Fall 2008): 134-138.
  
  :: Book review ::
  
  [In this review, the author provides a general overview of the InterPARES Project and its 'aim' – "to develop the knowledge essential to the long-term preservation of authentic records created and/or maintained in digital form and to provide the basis for standards, policies, strategies, and plans of action capable of ensuring the longevity of such material and the ability of its users to trust its authenticity" (p. 137) – as well as more detailed descriptions of the areas of research for each of the first three Project phases.]

• "Preserving the Digital Past: The last five generations of electronic records have been lost forever, says UBC expert Luciana Duranti, who heads an international team working on ways to save government and business computer records for posterity," The Vancouver Sun (March 25, 1998), pp. D6-7. (Vancouver, BC, Canada)
  
  :: Newspaper article ::