What's New - Issue 33, February 2011

In this issue:

• What's on, and What's new
• Editorial: The Big Bamboozler (William Kilbride, DPC)
• Who's who: Sixty second interview with Dr Birgit Plietzsch, Arts Computing Advisor, University of St Andrews
• One world: Dr. David Giaretta, Director of the Alliance for Permanent Access
• Your view: Commentary, questions and debate from readers

What's New - Issue 32, December 2010

In this issue:

• What's on, and What's new
• Editorial: Data Curation is for life - not just for Christmas (Joy Davidson, DCC Associate Director)
• The Awards: Announcing the Winner of the Digital Preservation Award 2010,
• Interviews with the winner and the runners up about their projects: Memento, PLATO, Preserving Virtual Worlds and Web Continuity
• Your view: Commentary, questions and debate from readers

What's New - Issue 31, November 2010

In this issue:

• What's on, and What's new
• Editorial: Here Comes the Tide (William Kilbride, DPC Executive Director)
• Who's who: Sixty second interview with Laura Molloy, HATII, University of Glasgow
• One world: Dr. Dinesh Katre, Centre for Development of Advanced Computing (C-DAC)
• Your view: Commentary, questions and debate from readers

What's New - Issue 30, October 2010

In this issue:

• What's on, and What's new
• Editorial: Preservation and Progress through Harmony (Graham Pryor, Associate Director, DCC).
• Who's who: Sixty second interview with Shane Start, Application Support, The British Library
• One world: iPres 2010 - the Seventh International Conference on the Preservation of Digital Objects, Vienna, September 2010
• Your view: Commentary, questions and debate from readers

What's New - Issue 29, September 2010

In this issue:

• What's on, and What's new
• Editorial: On the value of storytelling (Kevin Ashley, DCC).
• Who's who: Sixty second interview with Catharine Ward, Incremental Project, Cambridge University Library
• One world: Pam Bjornson, Director General, NRC-CISTI
• Your view: Commentary, questions and debate from readers

What's New - Issue 28, August 2010

In this issue:

• What's on, and What's new
• Editorial: Preservation Planning on a Spin Cycle, William Kilbride, (DPC).
• Who's who: Sixty second interview with Sharon McMeekin, Royal Commission on the Ancient and Historical Monuments of Scotland (RCAHMS)
• One world: Tim Keefe, Trinity College Dublin
• Your view: Commentary, questions and debate from readers

What's New - Issue 27, July 2010

In this issue:

• What's on, and What's new
• Editorial: Fragmentation and Success, Kevin Ashley, DCC Director
• Who's who: Sixty second interview with Tracey Powell, The National Archives
• One world: Bjarne Andersen, State and University Library, Denmark
• Your view: Commentary, questions and debate from readers

What's New - Issue 26, June 2010

In this issue:

• What's on, and What's new
• Editorial: We are the people – but who are we exactly? William Kilbride, (DPC).
• Who's who: sixty second interview with Lorena Zambrano, UK Data Archive
• One world: Adam Farquhar, British Library
• Your view: Commentary, questions and debate from readers

What's New - Issue 25, May 2010

In this issue:

• What's on, and What's new
• Editorial: Digital curation skills: Who needs them and how do you get them? Joy Davidson, Associate Director, Digital Curation Centre (DCC).
• Who's who: Sixty second interview with Jen Mitcham of Archaeology Data Service
• One world: Maggie Jones, Australia (previous Executive Secretary of the DPC)
• Your view: commentary, questions and debate from readers

What's New - Issue 24, April 2010

In this issue:

• What's on, and What's new
• Editorial: Ending the news-cycle that never ends - data management and the universe that turned to goo,  William Kilbride, (DPC).
• Who's who: Sixty second interview with Anusha Ranganathan, Oxford University Library Services
• One world: Inge Angevaare, Netherlands Coalition for Digital Preservation
• Your view: Commentary, questions and debate from readers