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Challenges and opportunities in the evolving digital preservation landscape: reflections from Portico

Kate Wittenberg, Sarah Glasser, Amy Kirchhoff and 2 more

Insights: The UKSG Journal · 2018

doi:10.1629/uksg.421 (opens in a new tab)

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Abstract

There has been tremendous growth in the amount of digital content created by libraries, publishers, cultural institutions and the general public. While there are great benefits to having content available in digital form, digital objects can be extremely short-lived unless proper attention is paid to preservation. Reflecting on our experience with the digital preservation service Portico, we provide background on Portico’s history and evolving practice of sustainable preservation of the digital artifacts of scholarly communications. We also provide an overview of the digital preservation landscape as we see it now, with some thoughts on current requirements for preservation, and thoughts on the opportunities and challenges that lie ahead.

Abstract licence: CC BY

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