Monthly Archives: June 2014

Full docs or it didn’t happen

Posted on June 30, 2014 by Cassie Findlay

Cassie Findlay In the issues paper ‘Access’, developed after The Recordkeeping Roundtable workshop ‘Reinventing Archival Methods’[2], Roundtable co-founder Barbara Reed described the information and technology landscape that we live in as characterised by ‘the ‘release’ of public information all over … Continue reading →

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Contexts, connections, access: the glorious possibilities of getting it all wrong

Posted on June 30, 2014 by Cassie Findlay

Dr Tim Sherratt About a century ago in web years I wrote a thing about accessing archives on the web.[1] It’s now full of broken links and naive optimism. But a couple of the arguments I made way back then … Continue reading →

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