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Audio Preservation Grants Webinar

Audio preservation projects often require additional investments when organizations undertake them, particularly due to the many specialized technical, equipment, and storage needs. Likewise, many collections face diminishing budgets, and external funding is often required to support special projects. In this situation, many collections managers are interested in pursuing external grants, but archivists, librarians, researchers, and…

Radio Preservation Task Force Copyright Town Hall

Building on the success of our prior conversations, we are excited to continue our Copyright Series with a town hall conversation, with the goal to reach out to those who work with radio collections and may experience times when copyright affects decisions related to preservation and project planning. This conversation was held on Friday March 15th…

Announcing the RPTF Copyright Series Webinars

The RPTF Preservation Division, in partnership with the National Recording Preservation Foundation and alongside the RPTF Education Division, are hosting a series of virtual events. Past Webinars In 2022, leading up to the Radio Preservation Task Force Conference, the RPTF’s Education Division, in partnership with the Preservation Division, invited three lawyers to discuss copyright as…

RPTF Copyright Series Session Three

About the series: The Radio Preservation Task Force’s Education Division, in partnership with the Preservation Division, invited three lawyers to discuss copyright as it pertains to audio-visual materials, specifically audio/radio collections over the course of three sessions. We are excited to present the third session here featuring Brandon Butler. This presentation was held on December…

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