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[ES] Se defienden las ventajas de los repositorios centralizados frente a la dispersión de proyectos institucionales. La aparición constante de nuevos recursos, archivos abiertos y bibliotecas digitales, afecta tanto al medio académico como a las instituciones de fondo antiguo. La “cultura del corte de cinta” debería ir acompañada de garantías para la preservación y la prestación de buenos servicios. Se citan algunos servicios cooperativos en el ámbito académico y un ejemplo concreto de digitalización de fondo antiguo sobre revistas españolas en la Universidad de Connecticut.
This paper advocates the advantages of centralized repositories against the spread of institutional projects. The continuing emergence of new resources, open archives and digital libraries affects both academia and institutions that house ancient collections. The current “ribbon-cutting culture” should be subject to safeguards for the preservation and provision of good services. This paper lists some cooperative services in the academic world and a concrete example of digitization of an early collection of Spanish journals at the University of Connecticut.
Grupo de Estrategia y Prospectiva de la Información (ThinkEPI); pp. 195-202
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Digital libraries, Bibliotecas digitales, Projects, Archivos abiertos, Repositories, Policies, Repositorios, Políticas, Proyectos, Open archives
Digital libraries, Bibliotecas digitales, Projects, Archivos abiertos, Repositories, Policies, Repositorios, Políticas, Proyectos, Open archives
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