>This excerpted from: >Library Journal Academic Newswire (TM) >The Publishing Report for July 31, 2003 > > >Digital cultural heritage initiatives are proliferating. >They include organizations or programs that create digital >products for use in the cultural or educational community >or that address issues integral to the promotion of >cultural heritage. Many of them have produced valuable >resources for research and teaching. Support remains >dependent on external funding, which puts many programs at >risk in the current economic downturn. The CLIR >commissioned a survey of 33 North American-based digital >cultural heritage initiatives. Survey findings and >recommendations are reported in A SURVEY OF DIGITAL >CULTURAL HERITAGE INITIATIVES AND THEIR SUSTAINABILITY >CONCERNS. That report is available at >www.clir.org/pubs/abstract/pub118abst.html. > > > > ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Mary W. Elings Digital Projects Archivist Pictorial Archivist The Bancroft Library University of California Berkeley, CA 94720-6000 [email protected] Ph 510-643-2273 Fx 510-642-7589
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