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NASIG presents strategies for digital preservation in scholarly content, highlighting the role of librarians and publishers.
Awareness of the challenges surrounding the reliability of long-term digital preservation often leads to the question of who is responsible for tackling these issues. Librarians and publishers play crucial roles in ensuring digital preservation. The NASIG Digital Preservation Committee provides members and the wider community with knowledge and strategies to protect digital scholarly content for the future. This session allowed the Committee to engage with members to learn more about their concerns and how we can tackle them together. Apart from the need for resources and institutional support, members highlighted the necessity of providing clear information to vendors and other stakeholders on the importance of digital preservation. Together, these steps will allow us to preserve our digital heritage for future generations.
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