Data, Information, and Knowledge: "where is the Life we have lost in living?"

2010/01/01 by Yunhyong Kim, Kim, Yunhyong
Arts and Humanities · #Digital and Traditional Archives Management #Museums and Cultural Heritage #Art History and Market Analysis

paper · doi:10.4230/dagsemproc.10291.9

Abstract

This abstract attempts to raise the question of whether current practices in digital preservation properly address the issues of findability of digital objects. It is also intended as a starting point for discussing preservation of digital information in contrast to digital data. The abstract is exploratory and informal.

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