Danish partners launch new digital preservation website: www.digitalbevaring.dk

Submitted by becky on 1 December 2010 – 9:54am

The Danish National Archives, the State and University Library, the Royal Library and the Danish Film Institute are pleased to announce the release of a new website, www.digitalbevaring.dk, which shares knowledge about digital preservation. The site is aimed at archives, libraries and museums responsible for the preservation of digital collections, but we hope that people in general will find useful information on how to preserve their personal digital data.

The site, www.digitalbevaring.dk, is in Danish and contains articles which explain concepts and methods of relevance to digital preservation, a dictionary, tools, and links to other resources about digital preservation.

For more information, please contact [email protected].

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