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January 11, 2006
MIT Libraries: DSpace Digital Repository Visualization
"The information age is now an electronic age. Books, magazines and newspapers, business and government records, music, movies, email — all are stored as electronic files that can only be read, played, or watched by people with the right hardware and software. Over time, changes in technology can make digital information simply incapable of being accessed. Furthermore, without separate authentication standards, digital information becomes untrustworthy. On both legal and historical grounds, people need to be able to verify a document's provenance and data integrity." (Dynamic Diagrams)
Posted by PJB at January 11, 2006 04:27 PM