Keeping Tracks - a one day symposium on music and archives in the digital age

Andy Linehan, Curator of Popular Music, British Library Sound and Vision introduces the Keeping Tracks symposium on music and archives in the digital age.

British Library Auditorium 21.03.14

Full details at this link:

http://britishlibrary.typepad.co.uk/music/2014/04/keeping-tracks.html

Introduction to Keeping Tracks

Things on shelves to things in clouds: lifecycle management of recorded sound collections.

Speaker: Adam Tovell, AV Scoping Analyst, British Library Sound and Vision

As part of the Keeping Tracks symposium

British Library Auditorium 21.03.14

View the Powerpoint slides that accompanied the presentation here:
http://www.slideshare.net/awilson_bl/things-on-shelves-to-things-in-clouds-keeping-tracks?ref=http://britishlibrary.typepad.co.uk/music/2014/04/keeping-tracks.html

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http://britishlibrary.typepad.co.uk/music/2014/04/keeping-tracks.html

Things on shelves to things in clouds: lifecycle management of recorded sound collections

Download into the BL: Digital music recordings and the British Library

Speaker: Alex Wilson, Curator of digital recordings, British Library Sound and Vision

As part of the Keeping Tracks symposium

British Library Auditorium 21.03.14

Full details at this link:

britishlibrary.typepad.co.uk/music/2014…racks.html

Download into the BL: Digital music recordings and the British Library

Beggars Archive: a record label perspective

A Q&A with Lesley Bleakley from Beggars Group in session with Rory Gibb from The Quietus

As part of the Keeping Tracks symposium

British Library Auditorium 21.03.14

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britishlibrary.typepad.co.uk/music/2014…racks.html

Beggars Archive: a record label perspective

The current state of music legal deposit in and a look into the future. A demonstration of a new tool for preserving production material from the recording industry

Speakers: Trond Valberg, Lars Gaustad, National Library of Norway

As part of the Keeping Tracks symposium

British Library Auditorium 21.03.14

Full details at this link:

britishlibrary.typepad.co.uk/music/2014…racks.html


Legal deposit in Norway and new ways of archiving recorded music

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