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The 84 pages that link to Digital preservation, each with the reason it gives.

• British LibraryRelated: The library’s expanding digital holdings make long-term preservation a continuing institutional challenge.

• Computer artRelated: Early computer artworks can depend on obsolete software, hardware, and storage formats.

• Digital historyRelated: Digital historical collections require preservation as formats, software, and storage systems change.

• Manuscript traditionCompared with: It addresses long-term survival through digital copying and stewardship rather than handwritten copying.

• Photographic archiveRelated: Digitized photographs need ongoing file management beyond the initial scan.

• CollectingRelated: Digital collecting depends on preserving files despite changing formats, software, and storage.

• John WarnockRelated: PDF’s stable page representation has made it widely used for long-term document storage.

• Library and information scienceRelated: Preservation practice addresses the fragility and changing formats of digital collections.

• MyspaceRelated: The loss of Myspace music highlighted the fragility of online cultural archives.

• OpenDocumentRelated: An openly specified format can support future access without dependence on one vendor.

• Research libraryRelated: Research libraries preserve born-digital scholarship and digitized collections for future use.

• World Digital LibraryRelated: A global digital collection depends on institutions sustaining files and access beyond its initial launch.

• Data storageRelated: Long-lived storage requires formats, media, and systems that remain usable.

• Magnetic storageRelated: Magnetic archives require migration and maintenance to outlast media and equipment.

• New media artRelated: Software and hardware obsolescence can make technology-dependent artworks inaccessible.

• Bibliotheca AlexandrinaRelated: Its digital collections make long-term preservation a practical institutional challenge.

• Electronic artRelated: Software, hardware, and file formats can become unusable, putting electronic artworks at risk.

• Image scannerRelated: Scanning creates digital surrogates of fragile or valuable physical images.

• Information managementRelated: Long-term access depends on maintenance beyond ordinary storage.

• James H. BillingtonNarrower topic: Digitization initiatives during Billington’s tenure made long-term preservation a growing institutional concern.

• Library and Archives CanadaRelated: Digital records require ongoing technical stewardship beyond simply storing files.

• National Library of ChinaRelated: Long-term access requires preserving born-digital publications as well as physical materials.

• Text fileRelated: Simple text formats can remain interpretable across changing software environments.

• Adobe AcrobatRelated: PDF’s stable layout and Acrobat’s archival features support long-term document preservation.

• Anna's ArchiveNarrower topic: Distributed copies can preserve works that might otherwise disappear from ordinary access.

• Brewster KahleNarrower topic: Kahle’s institutions apply preservation practices to websites, books, and media at large scale.

• Online magazineRelated: Preservation determines whether online magazine issues remain available as technologies change.

• Recorded historyRelated: Modern records raise new questions about durability, format obsolescence, and future access.

• Audio coding formatRelated: Format documentation, licensing, and long-term decoder availability affect future access to audio.

• Digital reconstruction of cultural heritageRelated: A reconstruction needs preservation plans for its files, software dependencies, and documentation.

• Document file formatNarrower topic: Preservation depends on formats that can still be interpreted as software changes.

• History of encyclopediasRelated: Digital reference works depend on preservation as formats, software, and platforms change.

• National Library of IsraelRelated: The library must preserve born-digital and digitized cultural materials for future use.

• National Museum of IndiaRelated: Digital records and collection access can extend the reach of objects beyond the galleries.