When the Worst Happens: On long and short-term disasters and their impact on preservation thinking
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Keynote presentation delivered at Screening the Future 2013 (#stfcon) at the Tate Modern in London, May 8, 2013.
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When the Worst Happens: On long and short-term disasters and their impact on preservation thinking
- 1. WHEN THE WORST HAPPENS ON LONG AND SHORT-TERM DISASTERS AND THEIR IMPACT ON PRESERVATION THINKING Kara Van Malssen AudioVisual Preservation Solutions Screening the Future 8 May 2013
- 2. by MTAPhotos via Flickr http://www.flickr.com/photos/mtaphotos/8149552042/
- 3. by David Shankbone via Flickr http://www.flickr.com/photos/shankbone/8145644147/
- 7. [Video removed to reduce file size. Watch it here: http://vimeo.com/53849333]
- 10. JONATHAN MINARD
- 23. HOT OFF THE PRESS! http://bit.ly/11F3vuO
- 25. THE VERGE HYPERALLERGIC O’REILLY RADAR BRIAN LEHRER WALL ST JOURNAL http://hyperallergic.com/60598/eyebeam-hurricane-sandy-flooding/ http://bit.ly/107CX8p http://radar.oreilly.com/2013/01/eyebeam-update-two-months-after-sandy.html http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=14F3Azvodbw http://on.wsj.com/11HibcS
- 26. http://www.theverge.com/2013/1/15/3876790/eyebeam-hurricane- sandy-digital-archive-rescue System restore: How archivists salvaged 1,500 volumes of digital art from Sandy’s floodwaters
- 30. by DRs Kulturarvsprojekt via Flickr http://www.flickr.com/photos/kulturarvsprojektet/6498637005/
- 32. According to tradition, [the Great Library of Alexandria in Egypt was] destroyed in a fire. Depending on whose story you believe and which villain you want to blame, this fire happened anywhere from 47 BCE to 641 CE. Or perhaps the Great Library fell on hard times and gradually lost its collection over the centuries to deterioration, theft, and other unspectacular causes. In any case, it’s so thoroughly lost that no one even knows what happened to it, and with it a huge amount of ancient literature vanished. —Gary McGrath Files that Last April 2013 “
- 34. ROI
- 35. ROI
- 36. COI
- 37. COI= cost of inaction
- 38. “It may be possible, with enough work, to read almost anything, but there comes a point where it’s not economically feasible.” —Gary McGrath. Files that Last. April 2013
- 47. Disaster became the impetus. Our organization’s long-delayed plans to secure a collection stored on unstable formats now had critical urgency. —JONATHAN MINARD quoted in “After Sandy, Eyebeam is Thriving” Hyperallergic, 18 April 2013 http://hyperallergic.com/69094/after-sandy- eyebeam-is-thriving/ “