新兴的格式

Alexandria: The Journal of National and International Library and Information Issues Pub Date : 2017-12-01 DOI:10.1177/0955749018775878

Caylin Smith, I. Cooke

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摘要

自2013年以来，英国法定保管图书馆(LDLs)积极收集、保存并提供对根据英国非印刷品法定保管条例获得的电子期刊、电子书和存档网站的访问。ldl目前正专注于尚未解决的更复杂的内容类型。新兴格式项目正在研究用数字格式创建的已出版作品的收藏管理需求，这些作品对软件和硬件都有很大的依赖性。其中包括作为移动应用程序创建的电子书、基于网络的交互式叙述和结构化数据。本文讨论了在英国非印刷品法定寄存制度框架下这些格式类型的馆藏管理挑战。

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Emerging Formats

Since 2013, the UK Legal Deposit Libraries (LDLs) have actively collected, preserved and provided access to e-Journals, e-Books and archived websites acquired under the UK's Non-Print Legal Deposit Regulations. The LDLs are currently in the midst of focusing on more complex content types that have yet to be addressed. The Emerging Formats project is investigating the collection management needs of published works that are created with digital formats that have significant software and hardware dependencies. These include e-Books created as mobile apps, web-based interactive narratives and structured data. This article discusses the collection management challenges of these format types within the framework of UK Non-Print Legal Deposit.

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Alexandria: The Journal of National and International Library and Information Issues

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