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Avoiding a Digital Dark Age

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Burton, Adrian

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Advances in information and telecommunications technology present opportunities and risks for research and research data. These advances are propelling us into a new age of research. The question is “Is this a golden age or a dark age for research information?

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APSR, Australian Partnership for Sustainable Repositories, research data, eResearch, data preservation, digital preservation, obsolescence, digital obsolescence, digital curation, digital object curation, research collections, online research collections, digital repository, institutional repository

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Burton, Adrian (2007). Avoiding a Digital Dark Age. R&D Review April 2007. http://australianrdreview.com/ARDR%20documents/Back%20Issues/ARDR%20April.pdf

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http://hdl.handle.net/1885/46652

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Australian R & D Review

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2007-04

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Open Access

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