Preserving Digital Information

Part I:. Why We Need Long-term Digital Preservation

1. State of the Art

2. Economic Trends and Social Issues

Part II:. Information Object Structure

3. Introduction to Knowledge Theory

4. Lessons from Scientific Philosophy

5. Trust and Authenticity

6. Describing Information Structure

Part III:. Distributed Content Management

7. Digital Object Formats

8. Archiving Practices

9. Everyday Digital Content Management

Part IV:. Digital Object Architecture for the Long Term

10. Durable Bit-Strings and Catalogs

11. Durable Evidence

12. Durable Representation

Part V:. Peroration

13. Assessment and the Future

DRM-restrictions

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Nyckelord: COMPUTERS / Computer Science COM014000