Digitizing Rare and Unique Resources: The ‘Long Tail’ Role of Libraries in Digital Scholarship
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Presented at the Dilemmas of Digitisation Conference in Oxford, UK on 24 May 2008
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Notas do Editor
- thank you ... when I spoke with Francesca and Paolo about how I felt I could contribute today, talking about the significance of marketing digital collections was something that I had both experience in and felt I could speak to.. ...but as so often happens with these sorts of things, over the course of putting together the presentation this weekend, I realized that marketing was only part of what I was interested in contributing. ... reviewing the data I am about to present and the conclusions that I was drawing from it in conjunction with the mission of COST and this working group in particular I realized that this presentation was as much about what we can learn from academic libraries as it is about a particular case study. so.. [next slide]