Planets Update for Sun PASIG

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I gave this presentation to the Sun PASIG (Preservation and Archiving Special Interest Group) in San Francisco, 2009. It gives an overview of the EU co-funded Planets digital preservation project and includes some early discussion of the plans to create a not-for-profit organisation to carry the technology forward beyond the end of the project in mid 2010.

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Planets Project Update Adam Farquhar Planets Coordinator Head of Digital Library Technology The British Library Sun PASIG 2009.10.07

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