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> Date: Mon, 27 Sep 2010 06:09:02 -0700
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> Subject: Library and Archives Canada Newsletter: Governance and Recordkeeping
> Around the World
> 
> Sender name: Steve Gerley
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> Message: 
> Good morning: 
> 
> I am part of the team that produces the Governance and Recordkeeping Around
> the World newsletter and thought it may be of interest to you.
> 
> Governance and Recordkeeping Around the World is a free newsletter published
> by Library and Archives Canada on a regular basis that helps readers stay
> up-to-date with the latest news, trends, projects, initiatives, products,
> surveys, articles and events in recordkeeping/Information Management.
> 
> The latest issue (September 2010) includes:
> 1) Testimony before the House of Commons Standing Committee on Canadian
> Heritage with regard to Emerging and Digital Media: Opportunities and
> Challenges
> Canada â•„ Articles, White Papers, Presentations, Reports
> 
> 2) Podcast: Development of Library of Congress Digital Repository
> United States â•„ Library of Congress
> Recordkeeping: Current Developments, Projects and Future Initiatives
> 
> 3) Retaining Records in the Real World: Dispelling the Myths, Planning for
> Action (Video)
> United States
> Articles, White Papers, Presentations, Reports
> 
> 4) Rosetta Project
> Global
> Recordkeeping: Current Developments, Projects and Future Initiatives
> 
> The goal of the Rosetta Project is to explore new kinds of information
> archiving that could survive even if todayâ•˙s data storage technology does
> not.
> 
> 5) Preservation of Email Project
> United States â•„ Arizona State Library, Archives and Public Records
> Recordkeeping: Current Developments, Projects and Future Initiatives
> 
> 6) Web Presentation Guide 5.1 for Digital Government Records Retention
> United States â•„ Government of Washington State
> Products and Tools from Around the World
> 
> 7) Government Social Media Policy and Guidelines  (Includes Tutorial)
> United States â•„ Government of North Carolina
> Products and Tools from Around the World
> 
> 8) e-Government blog: ╲We Listen to Improve╡
> Bahrain â•„ Recordkeeping: Current Developments, Projects and Future
> Initiatives 
> 
> As part of a new e-Government strategy, the Bahraini government invited
> members of the public to share their views and suggestions in shaping the new
> strategy through the ╲e-Government blog.╡
> 
> 9) Civil Servant 2.0
> The Netherlands â•„ Recordkeeping: Current Developments, Projects and Future
> Initiatives 
> 
> Civil Servant 2.0 is a platform and network for civil servants in the
> Netherlands to discuss the effect that Web 2.0 has on government and the
> public sector.
> 
> Below is the link to the newsletter Home Page and the September issue.
> 
> http://www.collectionscanada.gc.ca/government/news-events/007001-1000-e.html
> Home Page
> 
> http://www.collectionscanada.gc.ca/obj/007001/f2/007001-100900-e.pdf
> September Issue
> 
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> Thank you. 
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