This document discusses preliminary thoughts on collaborating across fields to challenge formats for new media history from Meghan Dougherty of SUNY IT, Jamaica Jones of NOAA, and Steven M. Schneider of SUNY IT. It describes the evolution of archives from bureaucratic and limited access (Archive 1.0), to mechanized and digitized (Archive 2.0), to focusing on access, enrichment, and extensible architectures (Archive 3.0). The document advocates telling stories and serving data while confronting archives of new media from significant events like the September 11 attacks.

1. 911@10
Preliminary thoughts on collaboration across fields
to challenge formats for new media history
Meghan Dougherty, SUNY IT
Jamaica Jones, NOAA
Steven M. Schneider, SUNY IT

2. September 11 Web Archive

3. Telling stories, serving data,
confronting an archive

4. Archive 1.0
+ bureaucratic
+ limited access
Rob Wakefield, Flickr
http://www.flickr.com/photos/robwakefield/130699883/

5. Archive 2.0
+ mechanization
+ digitization
Madison Digital Image Database
http://mdid.org/mdidwiki/index.php?title=Main_Page

6. Archive 3.0
+ access and enrichment
+ extensible architectures
Flickr
http://www.flickr.com/

7. webscapes / exhibits

8. 911@10
Preliminary thoughts on collaboration across fields
to challenge formats for new media history
Meghan Dougherty, SUNY IT
Jamaica Jones, NOAA
Steven M. Schneider, SUNY IT