Difference between revisions of "Films and documentaries about archiving"

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| 51 min.
| 51 min.
| It analyses the effects of digital obsolescence, destruction of data and digital preservation efforts. It includes interviews to [[Stewart Brand]], founder of [[Long Now Foundation]].
| It analyses the effects of digital obsolescence, destruction of data and digital preservation efforts. It includes interviews to [[Stewart Brand]], founder of [[Long Now Foundation]].
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| [[File:Lost Forever.jpg|200px]]
| ''[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3TEgrdAlofk Lost Forever]''<br/><small>([https://archive.org/details/youtube-3TEgrdAlofk mirror])</small>
| 2011
| Paul Mariano<br/>Kurt Norton
| Films
| English
| 30 min.
| Reveals the rich and diverse American film heritage and shows us how preservation saves both the cultural heritage and the individual memories.
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| [[File:Toute la memoire du monde.png|200px]]
| [[File:Toute la memoire du monde.png|200px]]

Revision as of 10:56, 24 July 2018

This is a list of films and documentaries about archiving. Not only about professional archiving, but also amateur efforts by anonymous people, collectors of vinyls, VHS tapes or prolific photographers. This page also includes documentaries about preservation and restoration of works by libraries and museums specialist departments.