Nachdem im Dezember einige fehlende Constitutiones-Bände hinzukamen, habe ich meine Übersicht aktualisiert:
Tag: 9. Februar 2004
Digital Preservation
ABCNews has an interesting piece:
http://abcnews.go.com/sections/scitech/DailyNews/preservation010709a.html
Will Digital Era mean End of History?
Excerpt:
“We’ve got laws and policies working against our cultural heritage,” says Kahle, the Internet archivist. “In this world where the copyright term lasts more than 100 years, which is far longer than the durability of electronic media — floppies, disk drives — how do libraries perform their traditional roles of preservation and access?”
In the past, Kahle and others argue, far-flung libraries could save copies of published material for posterity, and give the historical record a better chance of living into the future. But now, they say, publishers sometimes assert their copyrights, licensing access to their collections online but forbidding local storage of electronic matter. Some say that leaves the publisher, and nobody else, responsible for saving the historical record of their publications.
Glasmalereiquellen
Ulrich Hinz: Quellen und Regesten zur Geschichte mittelalterlicher Glasmalereien in Sachsen-Anhalt (Nord)
http://www.bbaw.de/forschung/cvma/accept.html
Das umfangreiche PDF ist auch via Google direkt aufrufbar, ohne dass die Zustimmung eingeholt wird.