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 | The Fall/Winter 2019 issue is available open access online. Read about the historical hazards of finding aids, virtual reality experiences in the archives, reassessing audiovisual archives, and more! Note: Due to shelter-in-place orders across the country, our printer/distributor has recommended delaying the mailing of the print edition as the majority of copies are sent to members' workplaces and institutions. Expect your Fall/Winter 2019 and Spring/Summer 2020 issues to arrive together in early summer. Until then, read all content online at AmericanArchivist.org—and let your colleagues and friends know that the most recent journal content is temporarily fully accessible through June 30! | |
It’s great to see the Fall/Winter 2019 issue available open access online — the topics in this edition look especially compelling, from the dino game history of finding aids to VR in archival spaces and new perspectives on audiovisual collections.
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the Spring/Summer 2020 issue of American Archivist goes fully digital (Farewell print!) with strong articles on digital preservation, sustainability, privacy, and more https://slope3.com
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