Library of Congress Digital Preservation Award to Stanford University

The Library of Congress has entered into a three-year cooperative agreement with Stanford University to provide approximately $700,000 in support of Stanford’s CLOCKSS (Controlled Lots of Copies Keep Stuff Safe) digital archive pilot and related technical projects. Funding is being provided by the congressionally mandated National Digital Information Infrastructure and Preservation Program (NDIIPP).

Source: Library of Congress

See Also: SLA Honors Jackson Library at Stanford Graduate Business School
Congrats!

Jackson Library at the Graduate School of Business has been awarded the Center of Excellence Award for Service for 2006, presented by the Special Libraries Association (SLA) to recognize a library that uses quality as a priority for the successful management and delivery of information.

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