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Active Preservation – a practical approach to long term digital preservation, March 23rd 2010, Melbourne University, Australia. Tessella’s Dr James Carr, senior architect, will be giving a talk on Active Preservation and addressing the need to capture the essential characteristics of digital records that have been identified for long term retention.
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