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In this third part of this series on digital preservation of online scholarship, I speak with Dr James O’Sullivan, UCC Lecturer in the Department of...

In the previous part in this series, I introduced the issue of vanishing open access journals, and spoke with Alicia Wise of CLOCKSS – who...

We hear from a range of people who are working on preservation of online scholarship for the long term future

The Ports, Past and Present (PPP) project drew to a close in July 2023, leaving the legacy of a ‘veritable treasure trove’ of open data,...

In a reverse of previous ...from the River-side posts which tie into the themed displays on Q floor of UCC Library and focus on items...

Referencing, designing and building websites for the long term future In addition to formal publications in books and journals, scholarly sources also include works written...

By Deborah Thorpe, Research Data Steward, University College Cork Library THE ‘DIY’ SOLUTION TO CAPTURING AND RECREATING WEBSITES  I can’t collect and preserve everything. I...

The life and afterlife of webpages by Deborah Thorpe, Research Data Steward, University College Cork Library This is a three-part blog series, please click the...

The Irish Film Poetry Archive; Ports, Past and Present; and Artistic Doctorate Resources In this blog post we introduce three UCC research data collections recently...

On 8 March, UCC Library was delighted to welcome team members of the Digital Repository of Ireland (DRI) to Cork for a day of informative...