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Born
digital
newspapers

  Born
digital
newspapers
collected

  Singapore
Na6onal
Library
Board

  Bibliotheque
na6onale
de
France

  Na6onal
Library
of
Finland

  Bri6sh
Library

  Born
digital
newspapers
archived
and
access

provided

  Singapore
Na6onal
Library
Board
in
2010

  California
in
2010
(UC
Riverside)

Born
digital
newspapers

  PDF
varia6ons
are
signiﬁcant

  PDF’s
from
publisher
have
no
metadata

  PDF/A

  1b
for
long
term
visual
preserva6on

  1a
metadata
plus
1b

  METS
wrapper
for
PDF’s

  Image
deriva6ve
of
PDF
(JPEG2000)

  ALTO

In-‐copyright
newspapers

  Straits
Times
from
1845
to
the
present
day

  News
source:
SPH,
AP,
Reuters

  Access
policy

  Issue

  Ar6cle

  Photo
/
illustra6on

  Searchable
from
anywhere

  Accessible
only
from
Library
premises

Delivery
and
enforcement
system

architecture

Recipe
for
born
digital
newspapers

1  Decision:
page-‐level,
ar6cle-‐level,
or
both

2  Agreement
with
publisher

1  Copyright

2  Distribu6on
restric6ons

3  Blackout
period

3  Born
digital
newspaper
collec6on

1  FTP
server

2  CDs,
DVDs,
etc

4  Processing
so^ware

5  Access
so^ware

Digital
object
producIon
costs

Cost
(USD)

Print
newspapers
Low
High

Microﬁlm
produc6on
$0.15
$0.20

Image
produc6on
from
microﬁlm
$0.05
$0.10

Data
produc6on
$0.40
$0.60

Total
$0.60
$0.90

Born
digital
newspapers

Microﬁlm
produc6on
$0.10
$0.15

Data
produc6on
$0.20
$0.25

Total
$0.30
$0.40

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1. What’s happening with born digital newspapers? Frederick Zarndt

2. Born digital newspapers   Born digital newspapers collected   Singapore Na6onal Library Board   Bibliotheque na6onale de France   Na6onal Library of Finland   Bri6sh Library   Born digital newspapers archived and access provided   Singapore Na6onal Library Board in 2010   California in 2010 (UC Riverside)

3. Born digital newspapers   PDF varia6ons are signiﬁcant   PDF’s from publisher have no metadata   PDF/A   1b for long term visual preserva6on   1a metadata plus 1b   METS wrapper for PDF’s   Image deriva6ve of PDF (JPEG2000)   ALTO

5. In-‐copyright newspapers   Straits Times from 1845 to the present day   News source: SPH, AP, Reuters   Access policy   Issue   Ar6cle   Photo / illustra6on   Searchable from anywhere   Accessible only from Library premises

6. Delivery and enforcement system architecture

7. Recipe for born digital newspapers 1  Decision: page-‐level, ar6cle-‐level, or both 2  Agreement with publisher 1  Copyright 2  Distribu6on restric6ons 3  Blackout period 3  Born digital newspaper collec6on 1  FTP server 2  CDs, DVDs, etc 4  Processing so^ware 5  Access so^ware

8. Digital object producIon costs Cost (USD) Print newspapers Low High Microfilm produc6on $0.15 $0.20 Image produc6on from microfilm $0.05 $0.10 Data produc6on $0.40 $0.60 Total $0.60 $0.90 Born digital newspapers Microfilm produc6on $0.10 $0.15 Data produc6on $0.20 $0.25 Total $0.30 $0.40

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