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Insights 29 July 2009

Comparison Between PBCore And VMD For Technical Media Metadata

As posted to PBCore Resources Introduction VMD stands for Video Metadata and is a schema resulting from the Library of Congress AudioVisual Prototype Project. The documented schema lives at http://lcweb2.loc.gov/mets/Schemas/VMD.xsd and…

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Insights 14 March 2013

In Defense Of Unemotional Archiving

When I found the joys of second hand shopping in high school it was a godsend to an oddbird in a smalltown. The act of discovery and its cheapness at…

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Insights 8 January 2010

Instant Classics — Just Add 1s And 0s

Interesting piece by Daniel D’Addario in Newsweek about the non “classics” in the Criterion Collection library (The Curious Case of the Instant Classic), including The Curious Case of Benjamin Buttons, Che, and A Christmas Tale….

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Insights 15 May 2009

Instantiations, Components, And Essence Tracks

As posted to PBCore Resources PBCore instantiation records work well for documenting renditions of an asset that are composed of a single tape or file, but when an instantiation requires multiple…

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Insights 4 June 2012

Is Hoarding An Archival Activity?

When I first moved to New York I lived in the Brooklyn Chinatown section of Sunset Park, an approximately 20 block long area sandwiched between a largely Hispanic section of…

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Insights 5 November 2012

Is It Wrong To Focus On Saving Mere Things After A Disaster?

One of the great conflicts I have with the choice of my career is the primary focus on material objects, on plastic things. Sure, those things hold important cultural content,…

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Insights 22 March 2012

Is The Product Of Less Process Sufficient For Audiovisual Collections?

Greene and Meissner’s “More Product, Less Process” is both an inspiration to me and one of the banes of my existence. As I’m sure many archivists feel, it’s refreshing to…

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Insights 15 August 2011

Is There A Right Time To Let Go Of Original Materials

Film is dead. Again. Or still. Or will be soon. It’s difficult to tell where exactly film is in the continuum from bloody-phlegm-coughed-up-in-a-handkerchief to too-far-gone-to-be-a-threatening-zombie. The tendency in the technological…

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Insights 21 May 2012

It’s Time To Start Considering Digital Materials As Legacy Formats

I know we all were very excited about the 50th anniversary of the first use of analog broadcast videotape six years ago…If by ‘we’ I mean myself, 7 friends, and…

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Insights 10 February 2010

Jazz Loft And AVPS At February ARSC New York Chapter Meeting

 0 Comments Chris Lacinak has been invited to speak with Jazz Loft Project Director Sam Stephenson at the February 18th New York Chapter Meeting of the Association for Recorded Sound…

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