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Digital Preservation as a Site of Contestation: National Heritage, Memory, Politics and Power — Beyond Technology and Management
OK, so one more last post. 🙂 This one was just too important, and had to be blogged about. Since I have left the LIS profession in South Africa, , as explained in my previous post, I had no intention … Continue reading
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