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On the Centennial of Peking University: Will Electronic Records Created Today Survive to the Bicentennial?

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On the Centennial of Peking University - Will Electronic Records Created Today Survie to the Bicentennial.pdf (1.96 MB)
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Author
Thomas, Sarah
Abstract

Electronic records are becoming an increasingly important source of documentation of university administrative, legal, political, and historical activity. University libraries, as the home of archives, must take a leadership role in understanding the characteristics of electronic records, facilitating their transfer, description, and securing their long-term access.

Date Issued
1998
Publisher
Peking University Press
Keywords
digital library
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electronic records
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access
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digital archive
Previously Published as
Thomas, Sarah E., "On the Centennial of Peking University: Will Electronic Records Created Today Survive to the Bicentennial?" Proceedings of the International Conference on New Missions of Academic Libraries in the 21st Century, Beijing: Peking University Press, 1998.
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