Written by archivists for archivists, it intends to bring together a broad set of knowledge, ideas and resources to help advance the field of audio-visual preservation". Resources include weekly newsletters, blog posts, archival news, and calendar of events related to archiving moving images taking place around the world.
Last autumn I found myself banned from the site for 24 hours after posting an archival image to accompany a blog post for another website.
This entry was posted in Archival description, archival processing, Less Process (MPLP), More Product on March 9, 2009 by Administrator.
This entry was posted in Archival Archeology, archival collections, Archival description, archival processing, DACS, Describing Archives: A Content Standard, EAD, Meyer Schapiro, Primary sources on May 11 , 2010by Administrator.
This entry was posted in archival collections, Archival unit, DACS, Describing Archives: A Content Standard, EAD, Encoded Archival Description, Titles on August 10, 2009 by Administrator.
This entry was posted in Archival Collections and tagged archival processing, finding aid, Makino Mamoru, ReCAP, Special Collections Reading Room, symposium, Uchida Tomu on September 30, 2011 by Beth Katzoff.
This entry was posted in archival processing, art history, ephemeral collections, exhibition announcements, New York City art galleries on September 15, 2009 by Administrator.
This entry was posted in archival collections, Archival description, archival processing, art history, Columbia University, Describing Archives: A Content Standard, EAD, Encoded Archival Description, Meyer Schapiro, Primary sources on May 26 , 2010by Administrator.
This entry was posted in Archival Collections, CLIR, East Asian cinema, film ephemera, film flier, film program and tagged Cinema Art, CLIR 2013, film ephemera, Film Studies, Japanese culture, Japanese Studies on September 22, 2015 by Miki Masuda.
This entry was posted in Archival Collections, CLIR, East Asian cinema, film ephemera, film flier, film program and tagged CLIR 2013, film ephemera, Film Studies, hōga, Japanese film industry, Japanese Studies, Makino Mamoru, Media Studies, yōga on February 10 , 2015by Miki Masuda.
