Jeremy Ottevanger MCN2009: Digital sustainability and the art of decision-making
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Paper given to Museum Computer Network Conference 2009 in Portland, OR by Jeremy Ottevanger, PhD student at Leicester University and web developer at the Museum of London. Looks at conceptual issues around digital sustainability in museums and the environment within which we operate. The Flash version on Slideshare isn't showing the credits for images. They're in the downloadable PPT or in the transcript
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