Schellenberg in Cyberspace

L Henry

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In the last few years, advocates of the ideas of David Bearman have written that archivists need a "new paradigm" for electronic records. The new ideas would change or overturn traditional archival theory and practice, as represented by T.R. Schellenberg and the first writers about electronic records. This article discusses several of the new ideas and the differences between traditional archival writers and those who support a new paradigm for electronic records.

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