"Digital dark ages"haunt archivists

Gonzague BRISSET / 2A G.I.D.O.
24/03/2007


DUBLIN CORE DESCRIPTION

TITLE: "Digital dark ages"haunt archivists.
CREATOR: BLACK, Barbara.
SUBJECT: Archive, document, fonds, history, Quebec, record, university.
DESCRIPTION: "How to keep archive for more over 100 years."
PUBLISHER: Cjournal of Concordia University.
DATE: 2007-22-03
TYPE : Electronic news item
FORMAT : Html
IDENTIFIER : http://cjournal.concordia.ca/journalarchives/2006-07/mar_22/009022.shtml
LANGUAGE : English
COVERAGE : Canada and Quebec.
RIGHTS : Concordia University.


Bibliographical reference

concordia.ca. Cjournal. (on line) ."Digital dark ages", 2007. Available at http://cjournal.concordia.ca/journalarchives/2006-07/mar_22/009022.shtml [Accessed 2007/24/03].


Full text

‘Digital dark ages’ haunt archivists


"Archives, the sum of the documents created in the routine course of activities, are sources of memory, information and action. They play an essential role in the development of society. Archives are a unique, precious and irreplaceable heritage transmitted from generation to generation."