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The document discusses archiving strategies for different types of digital media assets at the Smithsonian Institution. It outlines classes of digital assets that include audio, video, images and associated documentation. It also discusses strategies for selecting assets, assessing file formats and risks, organizing collections with metadata, planning for future use and access, allocating resources, and using preservation standards from the Library of Congress. The goal is to properly archive and preserve the Smithsonian's digital media assets and arts heritage for current and future use.
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