Benefits of digitisation (09-02-11)
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RLUK / British Library Preservation Advisory Centre Conference on Digitisation (9 Feb 2011)
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- 1. Approaches to digitisation : The benefits of digitising material Richard Davies The British Library 09/02/11 RLUK / BL Preservation Advisory Centre
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