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28 April 2007

Digital Imaging - How Far Have We Come and What Still Needs to be Done?

Category: Clippings

From Current Cites (April 2007):

Puglia, Steve, and Erin Rhodes. “Digital Imaging - How Far Have We Come and What Still Needs to be Done?” RLG DigiNews 11(1)(15 April 2007). - Few are as qualified as Steve Puglia to pen this history of library- and archive-based digitization efforts. Having long labored in that particular orchard for the National Archives and Records Administration, as well as served on the faculty of the highly regarded School for Scanning, Puglia has lived much of what he recounts. But this is by no means simply a history of NARA’s efforts, Puglia casts a wide net over all the major players and the documents and procedures they promulgated over the years. The table of “Imaging Specifications and Guidelines” that identifies many of these is an impressive statement to the body of work produced by those active in the field.

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