Скачать или смотреть Fugitive Hunters: Digital collection development of born-digital government information

“Fugitive” documents – documents not sent automatically to FDLP libraries – have always been a problem for the FDLP community. Libraries have historically dealt with fugitives aggressively and creatively, collectively and individually, in response to the needs of their Designated Communities. This presentation will give context to the "fugitive" issue and the digital present, demonstrating that born-digital community-wide collection development is a logical, rational, responsible, and important part of a document librarian's job.

For notes and links mentioned in the webinar, see the FGI blog post: http://freegovinfo.info/fugitives

Presenter James A. Jacobs ([email protected]) is Data Services Librarian Emeritus, University of California San Diego. He has more than 25 years experience working with digital information, digital services, and digital library collections. He is a co-founder of Free Government Information (freegovinfo.info).

James R. Jacobs ([email protected] is the US Government Information Librarian at Stanford University Libraries where he works on both traditional collection development as well as digital projects like LOCKSS-USDOCS and Web harvesting. He is a co-founder of Free Government Information (freegovinfo.info) and Radical Reference (radicalreference.info).

Recorded on January 12, 2015