The information life cycle : issues in long-term digital preservation

Mari Runardotter · Hugo Quisbert · Jørgen Fischer Nilsson · Ann Hägerfors · Anita Mirijamdotter

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Digital and Traditional Archives Management Library Science and Information Information Science and Libraries

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In this paper a new view of the life cycle of information is described. Information never dies. The constituentes for information are: the context in which information is born and flows, internal attributes which enrich and gives better understanding of information, and the tools used for managing distribution, dissemination, access and availability of information.

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