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The Content Stewardship program is an institutional initiative to address digital content and data management needs in areas such as digital library collections, scholarly communications, electronic records archiving, and e-science/e-research data management. Building on existing services and infrastructure, the program is developing an interoperable and extensible suite of discovery, preservation, curation, archival, and storage services. 

Recent Entries

Using a Planned Approach
Nearly a year ago I joined Digital Library Technologies (DLT) as their project manager and relocated to Paterno Library.…
By BETH HAYES | Comments (0)
Publishing and Curation Services Vision and Policy, Part 2
In my last post a couple of weeks back, I outlined a vision for Penn State publishing and curation services…
By MICHAEL FURLOUGH | Comments (1)
Publishing and Curation Services Vision and Policy, Part 1
In Patricia's last blog post, she discussed how we are engaging stakeholders to define our repository services. As that work…
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