Submitted by montgomeryl on Tue, 03\/03\/2009 – 10:28amin<\/p>\n
Session Convenor:<\/strong> Leigh Montgomery<\/p>\n Session Reporter: <\/strong> Leigh Montgomery<\/p>\n Discussion Participants: <\/strong> Anne Anderson Barbara Iverson Barbara Kantrowitz Tom Stites John Hamer<\/p>\n A short presentation was shown on MONITOR content, that has been digitized by the first 1908 edition, finding new readers, opportunities for storytelling, and traffic.\u00a0 It has also resulted in more sales of historic content from a vendor partner.\u00a0 This was after the launch of Google News\u00a0Search, which indexes premium content.<\/p>\n As the MONITOR proceeds to go to a web-first model, there is concern about what should be prioritized to be archived.\u00a0 Currently, blog content is not archived\u00a0in a DAM, neither is multimedia.\u00a0 There is\u00a0no formal policy for archiving this content\u00a0nor is there metadata added to it.<\/p>\n All\u00a0attendees\u00a0emphatically felt that every effort should be made to capture this\u00a0content, as it\u00a0will be of interest a century later, and\u00a0it could added another revenue stream.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" Submitted by montgomeryl on Tue, 03\/03\/2009 – 10:28amin Session Convenor: Leigh Montgomery Session Reporter: Leigh Montgomery Discussion Participants: Anne Anderson Barbara Iverson Barbara Kantrowitz Tom Stites John Hamer A short presentation was shown on MONITOR content, that has been digitized … Continue reading