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Trust and the Web: Can the Audit Checklist be Applied to Web Archives?

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Clifton, Gerard

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An increasing number of National Libraries and similar institutions are building Web archives: collections of materials representing their national or cultural documentary heritage as it is expressed in the online environment. The practice of Web archiving usually involves a harvest model, rather than a deposit model, and poses a number of documentation and validation issues that impact on a Web archive's ability to comply with the RLG/NARA audit checklist for Trusted Digital Repositories. This presentation explores some of these issues and proposes some ways in which the checklist may be applied in the Web archiving context.

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APSR, Australian Partnership for Sustainable Repositories

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http://hdl.handle.net/1885/47021
 http://digitalcollections.anu.edu.au/handle/1885/47021

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1/09/2006

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