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DLF documents

and promotes

strategies for

building sustainable,

scalable digital

collections, and

encourages the

development of

new collections

and related

services.

DLF identifies,

documents, and

endorses standards

and best practices

that support the

effective creation,

interchange,

re-use, and

persistence of

digital library

objects.

DLF focuses on

practical initiatives

and research in

under-served

areas of digital

preservation, and

is committed to

long-term access

to the digital

intellectual and

scholarly record.

DLF encourages

initiatives that

assess and

explain patterns

of digital library

usage, to help

libraries build

better-informed,

more useable,

collections and

services.

DLF defines and

and develops

prototypes for

digital library

architectures,

systems, and

system components,

communicates

important technical

trends, and

encourages

technology

transfer and

information sharing.

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DLF Newsletter

Volume 5, Number 2. Spring 2005

Editor: Michael Pelikan, Pennsylvania State University Library.

Indiana University: web | PDF

New York Public Library: web | PDF

North Carolina State University: web | PDF

Stanford University: web | PDF

Both of the following databases are being updated at present, and may not currently reflect all projects and publications in the newsletters.

Documenting the Digital Library, a web-searchable database of policies, strategies, working papers, standards and other application guidelines, and technical documentation developed by DLF members to inform or reflect upon their digital library development activities.

Digital Collections, a web-searchable database of DLF members' publicly-accessible, online digital collections.

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