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This interview by James Truitt is the twelfth post in a new series of conversations between archivists actively working with digital materials.
This interview with Kay Slater is the twelfth post in a new series of conversations between emerging professionals and archivists actively working with digital materials.
Kailyn “Kay” Slater is a public library worker and schol...
This interview by Kay Slater is the eleventh post in a new series of conversations between emerging professionals and archivists actively working with digital materials.
This blog post is based on a presentation at the 2025 Midwest Archives Conference and a forthcoming paper at iPRES 2025.
At the University of Kentucky Libraries’ Special Collections Research Center, I have the good fortune as the Digital Archivist to work almost exclusively with born-digital material across our many collections. Sometimes the other archivis...
Ken Axford and Hope Dunbar, University at Buffalo
This blog post is based on a presentation at the June 2025 New York Archives Conference.
When faced with over 2,000 hours of historical radio recordings from the former campus station WBFO, the University at Buffalo Archives team knew that manually creating descriptive me...