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2 Ministry of Culture of the Russian Federation Federal Agency for Press and Mass Communications Commission of the Russian Federation for UNESCO Russian Committee of the UNESCO Information for All Programme Interregional Library Cooperation Centre Preservation of Digital Information in the Information Society Proceedings of the International Conference (Moscow, Russian Federation, 3 5 October, 2011) Moscow 2012

3 Support for the publication: Ministry of Culture of the Russian Federation, Federal Agency for Press and Mass Communications Financial support for the publication: Grant of the President of the Russian Federation for the Support of Culture and Art Projects of National Importance (the President s Executive Order of March 20, рп) Compilers: Evgeny Kuzmin and Tatiana Murovana Translators: Elena Malyavskaya, Tatiana Zverevitch, Tatiana Butkova and Ekaterina Komarova English text edited by Natalia Bogdanova Preservation of Digital Information in the Information Society. Proceedings of the International Conference (Moscow, Russian Federation, 3 5 October, 2011). Moscow: Interregional Library Cooperation Centre, p. ISBN The book comprises reports of the International Conference, Preservation of Digital Information in the Information Society: Problems and Prospects, which was held in Moscow, October 3 5, 2011, within the framework of the Russian chairmanship in the UNESCO Information for All Programme. For both Russia and UNESCO, this Conference was the first major international interdisciplinary forum on the subject. The book covers general approaches to the study of digital information preservation issues and relevant activities in terms of various subject areas, as well as policies and education aimed at preserving digital information. National approaches, solutions, concepts in the field of the preservation of text-based documents and audiovisual materials are highlighted. The book is meant for directors and staff of governing bodies, cultural, scientific and educational institutions; information officers, and for all those who take interest in the preservation of digital information. The authors are responsible for the choice of materials and factual data presented in the publication. Their opinion may differ from that of the publishers. Interregional Library Cooperation Centre, 2012

4 Contents Preface Vladimir Grigoriev, Evgeny Kuzmin...7 Messages to Conference Participants Sergey Lavrov, Minister of Foreign Affaires of the Russian Federation, Chairperson of the Commission of the Russian Federation for UNESCO...11 Alexander Avdeev, Minister of Culture of the Russian Federation...12 Mikhail Seslavinsky, Head of the Federal Agency for Press and Mass Communications of the Russian Federation...14 Jānis Kārkliņš, Assistant UNESCO Director-General for Communication and Information...15 Ingrid Parent, IFLA President...17 First Plenary Meeting Sanjaya Mishra Preservation of Digital Information...19 Evgeny Kuzmin Information Preservation: Past, Present and Future...24 Peter J. Lor Ethical and Political-Economic Issues in the Long-Term Preservation of Digital Heritage...41 Oleg Naumov Archives and Digital Content: Problems of Coordination...66 Yakov Shraiberg Issues and Options of Digital Information Preservation in Libraries

5 Preservation of Digital Information in the Information Society Plenary Meeting. Information Preservation: Digital Landscape Alfredo Ronchi Digital Preservation: Cyber Ark, Rosetta Stone or Print?...76 Grethe Jacobsen Webarchiving in Denmark, Tatiana Bogomazova Meshed in Social Networks: Traditional Memory Institutions in the New Information Environment...97 Andris Vilks Access to Digital Content Strategies, Opportunities and Threats Sergey Kleshchar Long-Term Preservation of Digital Information by Means of Modern Electronic Micrographic Technologies Plenary Meeting. Policies and Education for Digital Information Preservation Susana Finquelievich Live Memory: Digital Information Preservation. Proposal for Public Policies for South America, with Focus on Argentina Mikhail Larin Problems of Archival Storage of Digital Records for the Good of Citizen, Society, State Barbara J. Ford Education about Preservation of Digital Information Natalia Gendina Information Literacy and Personal Information Culture: A Sine Qua Non for Solving the Problem of Digital Information Preservation. Dialectics of Humanitarian and Technocratic Approaches

6 Contents Plenary Meeting. National Approaches, Solutions, Vision Sabine Schrimpf Digital Preservation Activities in Germany: German National Library and the Network of Expertise NESTOR Ramesh Gaur Development of Digital Repository on Indian Cultural Heritage: a Collaborate Project under the National Digital Preservation Programme of India Sinikka Sipilä, Esa-Pekka Keskitalo Preserving Digital Information in Finland Viachaslau Nasevich The Collection of Archival Records Digital Copies: Belarusian Experience Giovanni Bergamin, Maurizio Messina The National Digital Preservation Infrastructure for Legal Deposit of Italian Publications: Digital Stacks María Alarcón Rendón Strengths and Weaknesses of the Situation of Management and Preservation of Digital Documents in Mexico Section 1. Digital Preservation of Text Documents Elena Kozlova Digital Content within National Information Library Collection: Preservation Tasks Alisher Ishmatov Uzbekistan s State Policy on Information and Library Collections Preservation Lyubov Kazachenkova Five-Item Not-to-Do List of Digital Information Preservation. 224 Igor Kiselyov What s the Use of Digitizing Archival Documents? Hayk Ojen Khanjyan Proposals to Develop a Multilevel Model of Digital Content Archiving

7 Preservation of Digital Information in the Information Society Section 2. Digital Preservation of Audiovisual Documents Dietrich Schüller The Role of Digitization in the Preservation of Audiovisual Documents Leonid Kuibyshev, Nadezhda Brakker Preservation of Digital Information in Cultural Institutions: Tasks and Barriers Mechthilde Fuhrer The Council of Europe Contribution to the Preservation of Digital Information with a Focus on the European Convention for the Protection of the Audiovisual Heritage Vladimir Kolyada Experience in Digital Information Archiving Lev Nol, Vladimir Opredelyonov Preserving Digital Arrays of a Major Museum (Experience of the Pushkin State Museum of Fine Arts) Moscow Declaration on Digital Information Preservation Authors UNESCO Information for All Programme

8 Preface Digital Information Preservation: Russia s Contribution into Building Knowledge Societies The book comprises reports and articles by participants in the International Conference, Preservation of Digital Information in the Information Society: Problems and Prospects organized by the Ministry of Culture of the Russian Federation, the Federal Agency for Press and Mass Communications of the Russian Federation, the Commission of the Russian Federation for UNESCO, the Russian Committee of the UNESCO Information for All Programme, and the Interregional Library Cooperation Center and held in Moscow on October 3 5, It was the first major international cross-subject forum on the digital information preservation ever, both in the history of the Russian Federation and that of UNESCO. It was hosted by Russia, since in 2010 the Russian Federation was unanimously elected Chair State of the UNESCO Information for All intergovernmental programme. The Conference became one of the most significant international events within the Programme framework. Both Russian authorities and the UNESCO administration, as well as that of IFLA, one of UNESCO s major strategic partners, attach great importance to the Conference. Mr. Sergey Lavrov, Minister of Foreign Affairs of the Russian Federation, Chair of the Commission of the Russian Federation for UNESCO, Alexander Avdeev, Minister of Culture of the Russian Federation, Mikhail Seslavinsky, Head of the Federal Agency for Press and Mass Communications, Jānis Kārkliņš, UNESCO Assistant Director-General, and Ingrid Parent, IFLA President in Office, sent their welcome messages to Conference organizers and participants. UNESCO considered the Moscow Conference the main preparatory event for the UNESCO World Conference on digital information preservation to be held in Vancouver, Canada, in September, The Moscow Conference brought together more than 150 directors and experts of major libraries, archives, museums, research institutes, universities, international organizations, public authorities, mass media, publishers, 7

9 Preservation of Digital Information in the Information Society sci-tech information centers, ICT industries, and other agencies from 37 countries interested in the development of digital information preservation. At the opening of the conference held at the State Tretyakov Gallery, the necessity of an active and detailed examination of digital information preservation issues was stressed by Vladimir Grigoriev, Deputy Head of the Federal Agency for Press and Mass Communications; Ekaterina Chukovskaya, State Secretary Deputy Minister of Culture of the Russian Federation; Svetlana Zhurova, Deputy Chair of the Russian State Duma; Evgeny Kuzmin, Chairman of the Intergovernmental Council and Russian Committee of the UNESCO Information for All Programme; Sanjaya Mishra, Programme Specialist of the UNESCO Communication and Information Sector; Grigory Ordzhonikidze, Executive Secretary of the Commission of the Russian Federation for UNESCO; and Sinikka Sipilä, IFLA President- Elect, Secretary-General of the Finnish Library Association. The participants in the Conference unanimously adopted the final document, The Moscow Declaration on Digital Information Preservation, which is currently one of the fundamental international documents in the area. It defines the subject situation and outlines priority measures to be taken in politics, awareness-raising, education, scientific research, economy, ICT industries, cooperation and coordination. Participants statements during the Conference showed the necessity of a further detailed examination of the matter; its outcomes should be reflected at the national and international levels within political and professional contexts. The speakers unanimously expressed their confidence in the importance and relevance of issues raised at the Conference. The Conference has shown that traditional depositories of analogue information, i.e. libraries, archives, and museums, fail to cope with the task of digital information preservation, and they are the first to blow the whistle. There is no understanding, at the political level, of the urgent need to develop a new infrastructure for digital information preservation, most likely based on the traditional information media infrastructure, through modernization and strengthening. It became obvious during the Conference that most states lacked legal frameworks that would make professional digital information preservation binding for relevant institutions and structures; likewise, they lacked coordinated policies that would result in the establishment of such a base. However, both developed and developing countries across the world are 8

10 Preface in search of answers to the questions: what exactly and for what reason should be preserved; who, where, when, at whose expense and to which extent should preserve it? The Conference has not only revealed the challenges. It has also opened up new professional approaches towards the preservation of rapidly growing digital information arrays and the ever-increasing multiplicity of information formats, types and varieties of assets, their life span decreasing due to persistent changes in information technologies. Participants repeatedly proposed that the UNESCO Information for All Programme, which lists information preservation among one of its five priorities, should be used as an international cross-disciplinary and interinstitutional platform to develop a framework for policies, hold discussions, and share experience in the area. The UNESCO Information for All Programme is the only international programme that specifies and addresses, in a comprehensive way, problems of that are vitally important for building a pluralistic, just and inclusive information society, such as information availability, information preservation, information ethics, information literacy, information for development and multilingualism in cyberspace. All of the above mentioned problems, though each to its own extent, are faced by both developed and developing countries, for North and South, East and West. Even in the hard-copy era, none of the countries could successfully tackle this problem on its own. There was an urgent need for international cooperation that led to general international approaches and standards and the international division of labor. Today, in the digital world where information easily travels across state borders and goes beyond the limits of national jurisdictions, cooperation becomes all the more sought for. To address these very problems, UNESCO s intergovernmental Information for All Programme was launched. The Programme outlines most common problems of the information society and helps those interested address the existing and continuously emerging dangerous discrepancies, if not in practice, than at the consciousness level at least. The main objective of UNESCO s Information for All Programme is to help member states develop policy frameworks for the establishment of knowledge societies and facilitate its implementation in full and in specific subject areas. That is why the Programme should, and can, succeed where 9

11 Preservation of Digital Information in the Information Society specialized international agencies, UNESCO member states governments, governmental, non-governmental and commercial organizations fail to cope due to various peculiarities or restrictions. The Programme s priorities set out, on the one hand, emerging burning global problems, and, on the other hand, define those areas of growth that would help educational, scientific, cultural, information and communication institutions better adapt to the challenges of a new information environment and contribute in a more efficient way to the progress of each country and the whole human civilization. The Programme s priorities, as information policy elements, are interrelated. Universal access to quality up-to-date information is impossible without information preservation, information literacy, effective and developmentoriented information policies, elaboration of, and compliance to, the principles of information ethics. Digital information preservation cannot be ensured without science-based policies, information ethics, and the appropriate level of information literacy. Skills and knowledge in the information search and preservation area should become an integral part of information literacy. To encourage information literacy, relevant promotion policies are needed in national educational systems, and so on and so forth. The Information for All Programme aims at a comprehensive exploration of cyberspace and its impact on individuals, communities, nations and mankind, on the whole. It is future-oriented; it aims to foresee the potential consequences of today s policies and the ways they are implemented. We hope that facts, opinions, views and experience collected in the book will contribute to the comprehensive development and improvement of activities in the area of long-term digital information preservation, to the creation of deliberate integrated policies at both national and institutional levels. Vladimir Grigoriev Deputy Head Federal Agency for Press and Mass Communications of the Russian Federation Evgeny Kuzmin Chairman Intergovernmental Council and Russian Committee of the UNESCO Information for All Programme President, Interregional Library Cooperation Centre 10

12 Messages to Organizers and Participants of the International Conference, Preservation of Digital Information in the Information Society: Problems and Prospects Message from Mr Sergey Lavrov, Minister of Foreign Affaires of the Russian Federation, Chairperson of the Russian Commission for UNESCO I am glad to welcome the organizers of and participants in your Conference. The forum s topic is of particular relevance. Progress in such areas as the implementation of citizens right to education and decent life, the building of a democratic knowledge-based society, the achievement of modernization imperatives that are on nearly every state s agenda across the world, depends on finding well-balanced solutions in the sphere of information dissemination and use. The overall task is to ensure international information security and we consistently come out with relevant initiatives in the United Nations. Tangible results have been reached on a number of issues discussed, including digital information preservation, much to the credit of those experts who are here today. The Russian Committee of the UNESCO Information for All Programme greatly contributes into this work. With information flows growing, information and communication resources expanding, the preservation of worthwhile information, the development of effective regulations, rules and methods of information selection are gaining exceptional importance. The preservation of world intellectual and cultural heritage for future generations, which is directly linked to the preservation of multiple cultures and civilizations on the planet as a key aspect of shaping modern world order, is of special significance. I am sure that the Conference will contribute to strengthening cooperation in the area of digital information preservation and become another step towards a new information society. I wish you fruitful work and all the best. Sergey Lavrov 11

13 Preservation of Digital Information in the Information Society Message from Mr Alexander Avdeev, Minister of Culture of the Russian Federation Dear participants, organizers, and guests of the International Conference, Preservation of Digital Information in the Information Society: Problems and Prospects, The problem of rapidly growing digital information content and providing access to it across the world is understood as a serious challenge to the development of human civilization. We can see that the problem is growing more complex and urgent, its scope increasing, since information content created and existing in digital form only, has exceeded by far the volumes of information recorded on analogue media and stored in libraries and archives. This problem has been insufficiently studied so far due to its novelty. To preserve information, mankind has created special institutions to store memory first of all, libraries and archives. To preserve digital information, we need as reliable an infrastructure as the one that helps us preserve information on paper. What will serve as a basis for this future infrastructure? Will that be, again, libraries and archives extensively modernized by means of information technologies? Here we face numerous unsettled problems of ethical, legal, or worldview nature rather than of technological one. No universally recognized concept of long-term digital information preservation has been shaped yet. There are no answers to the questions of what should be preserved from the immense and expanding digital universe, who and why needs it today, and who and why will need it tomorrow, and who is to achieve it all. Who will take over from traditional libraries and archives this heavy responsibility before the user, the state, the world, before history? Only one thing is self-evident today: if immediate policy and practical measures both at the national and international levels are not taken, we will soon find out that huge assets of highly important, useful and essential information have not been collected, duly preserved and, therefore, are irretrievably lost for future generations. Russia has been consistently supporting UNESCO s efforts to find solutions to these problems at the international level, in particular, within the framework of the intergovernmental Information for All Programme. With Russia s current Programme chairmanship, holding an international conference on digital information preservation is a timely and useful 12

14 Messages action. It is essential that not only traditional preservers of information librarians and archivists, but also museum workers, information producers book and periodical publishers, information distributors, representatives of mass media, and government officials who engage in developing information society policies at national and international levels, take part in the Conference. It is essential that the Conference has brought together representatives of both developed and developing countries. We hope that the Conference will help us reveal urgent problems and find new professional approaches to long-term digital information preservation, contribute to international innovative experience exchange and intensification of efforts applied by cultural, research, and educational institutions in the area. I wish all the participants in the Conference prolific professional and warm human contacts! Alexander Avdeev 13

15 Preservation of Digital Information in the Information Society Message from Mr Mikhail Seslavinsky, Head of the Federal Agency for Press and Mass Communications of the Russian Federation Dear participants, organizers and guests of the International Conference, Preservation of Digital Information in the Information Society: Problems and Prospects, On behalf of the Federal Agency on Press and Mass Communications, let me welcome you in Moscow at this most significant gathering which is held under Russian chairmanship in the Intergovernmental Council of the flagship UNESCO Information for All Programme. This is the first major interdisciplinary forum on the issues of long-term preservation of digital information in the history of modern Russia and, as far as we know, in the history of UNESCO. The issues you are going to discuss are relevant not only for those who have been dealing professionally with the provision of access to and preservation of information and knowledge, and who are now facing new problems of digital information preservation in an essentially new information environment; they are relevant for all intellectuals. This is why your conference has aroused such interest and brought together almost 150 directors of the largest libraries, museums, archives, publishing houses, and mass media, as well as representatives of government bodies, business and civil society from 40 countries. We believe that this conference will give us an opportunity to discuss new professional approaches to the preservation of rapidly increasing digital information arrays in the context of quickly developing information technologies, with the diversity of formats multiplying and the lifetime of digital documents reducing due to constant changes of technologies. Concept approaches and facts to be presented at the conference will undoubtedly help libraries, archives, museums TV, radio, and film depositories and all other institutions preserving cultural heritage in their work and contribute to designing concepts of national digital information preservation programmes. Such programmes are critical for the overwhelming majority of countries and should become an essential element of national strategies for the development of information and knowledge societies. I wish to the participants and guests of the conference fruitful discussions and a pleasant in Moscow! Mikhail Seslavinsky 14

16 Messages Ladies and Gentlemen, Message from Mr Jānis Kārkliņš, Assistant UNESCO Director-General for Communication and Information It is a great pleasure for me to address the conference Preservation of Digital Information in the Information Society. Digital records are today the main source of acquiring knowledge and are an important part of the essence of the emerging knowledge societies. The increasing availability of broadband Internet access, mobile networks and a plethora of data capture and content creation devices offer new possibilities for making and sharing digital information across nations and disciplines as well as stimulating information re-use and re-purposing and the creation of new information and knowledge. Digital documents facilitate collaborative and more efficient work-flow processes that provide unprecedented opportunities for bringing to bear new and more powerful approaches to problem-solving. They therefore better position us to expand and realize human potential and contribute to improved prospects for achieving peace and sustainable development. While this growing trove of digital records is central to current and future human progress, the permanence of these digital records is uncertain. Without assurance of permanence, authenticity and integrality of our digital records, this virtual cycle of knowledge-lead progress may halt or even be reversed. In 2003, UNESCO, through its Charter on the Preservation of the Digital Heritage, sought to mobilize global action aimed at raising awareness and creating a critical mass to begin addressing the complex issue of ensuring the preservation of digital documents. However, a UNESCO survey conducted in 2009 revealed that globally there is still a low-level of awareness about the need for digital preservation and the implications that this has for our civilizations, especially given our dependence on digital content. Few governments in either developed or developing countries have as yet identified this challenge as a priority, or taken the steps of elaborating strategies for preservation and permanent access to digital heritage. 15

17 Preservation of Digital Information in the Information Society Digital content is also not defined or confined by traditional notions of space and place and impinges upon a range of trans-border interests, legal, ethical, social, political, technical, economic and cultural factors amongst others. Addressing digital preservation requires therefore, multi-disciplinary expertise as well as a multi-sectoral and a global multistakeholder approach. Your conference is thus an especially important preparatory event to support UNESCO s broader strategy of raising awareness and building global partnerships. It will also stimulate the reflections on the technological, legal, cultural, economic, political, security and other dimensions as we build up to UNESCO s international conference on Digital Heritage Preservation that will be held in Canada in September On behalf of UNESCO, I extend our deep appreciations to the Interregional Library Cooperation Centre and the Russian IFAP Committee for the successful organization of this major event and for their role as an important and active cooperating partner in the preparation of next year s international conference on digital preservation. I wish you fruitful deliberations and look forward with great interest to the outcomes of the conference. Jānis Kārkliņš 16

18 Messages Message from Ms Ingrid Parent, IFLA President Dear representatives of the UNESCO Information for All Programme, Dear Representatives of the Russian Committee of the UNESCO Information for All Programme, Dear Representatives of the Interregional Library Cooperation Centre, Dear Conference Organizers, Dear Chair, Dear Participants, From Vancouver, Canada, I would like to express warm words of greetings to all of you, participating today in the UNESCO IFAP International Conference Preservation of Digital Information in the Information Society. It would have been a pleasure and an honour for me to participate in this International Conference, and in that way to represent through IFLA, the international library sector here, but unfortunately, other obligations in Canada caused an overlap. The theme of the UNESCO IFAP international conference is very well chosen. Digital information is not only transforming the society we live in, it is also transforming the core business of almost every library in the world. The future of libraries is digital. Librarians are moving into digital collections, with ebooks, with databases, with all kinds of new digital materials. Probably, in a couple of years there will be digital works that we have not even thought about today. For libraries it is important to remain focused on new forms of digital materials. What is the best way to collect the digital materials? How can libraries assure ongoing access to the digital information? What digital materials should be selected for preservation and how should we best preserve that material not only for the user of today, but also for the user of the future. Libraries in the digital age have a great future. For my IFLA presidency I have chosen a leading theme that hopefully guides libraries through the digital future. It is: Libraries: a Force for Change. Libraries play many roles that benefit individuals, communities and society in general. To realize their full potential, libraries must provide inclusive and transformative services, innovate and forge new collaborative alliances. 17

19 Preservation of Digital Information in the Information Society IFLA, the international Federation of Library Associations and Institutions acts as the trusted global voice of the library and information community, and drives equitable access to information and knowledge for all. Digital content is one of the Key Initiatives for IFLA to work on in the coming year. I am looking forward to UNESCO s Global Conference on Digital Preservation, which will take place in my hometown Vancouver, in September next year. IFLA will closely cooperate with UNESCO in preparing this conference. I am confident that the outcomes of today s International IFAP Conference will return on the agenda in I wish you all a very successful Conference. Ingrid Parent 18

20 First Plenary Meeting Sanjaya MISHRA Paris, UNESCO Programme specialist UNESCO Sector for Communication and Information (Presentation on behalf of the UNESCO Knowledge Society Division) Preservation of Digital Information The volume of digital information is increasing at an extraordinary rate. Access to quality information is a key driver of economic growth and social wellbeing in the contemporary world. Our intellectual capital is increasingly at risk by the volatile nature of the digital objects and rapid technological developments. The exponential growth of digital contents presents a novel challenge to the society to specially care and make systematic efforts to preserve these for the benefits of the future generations. Let me now present a brief picture of the massive amount of digital content that are produced every day. According to an estimate by IDC, in 2011, the amount of information created and replicated will surpass 1.8 zettabytes (1.8 trillion gigabytes) - growing by a factor of 9 in just five years. In August 2010, Google estimated that there are about 130 million books (129, 684, 880 to be precise) ever published in the entire world. But, if the information created only in 2011 is transformed into books, the total number would be a staggering 470 milliion books (a rough calculation based on 300 pages per book). However, much of these 1.8 zettabytes would not pass the test for getting published in the normal channel. Yet, these information are digitally available, though may not be fully accessible to all. According to R.R. Bowker, in 2009, of the 1.3 million books published in the United States 77% were non-traditional publications that include primarily e-books and on-demand books. There are over 25,000 journals in science, technology and medicine and the Ulrich s International periodical directory includes over 250,000 titles. The Directory of Open Access Journals (DOAJ) lists over 7000 journals available in digital format with access to over full-text articles. While these are the normal library materials, the digital video format has been contributing a huge amount of resources for education and learning. For example, the YouTube alone boasts of having more than 13 million 19

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