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Chesapeake Project's Born-Digital Legal Information Archive Report

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The Chesapeake Project has issued the first year evaluation (pdf) of the Project's two-year pilot program. From the executive summary: Archiving Activity and Numbers 2,705 digital items were harvested and archived, along with their respective preservation metadata, in the OCLC...

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