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The document summarizes the born-digital archives of author Salman Rushdie's papers that have been acquired by Emory University. It describes the hardware, including Macintosh computers and external hard drives, used to store Rushdie's digital files. It also outlines the classification system for digitized files as "Verdict," "Redaction," "Restricted," or "Emulation Only" based on access restrictions and whether files will be available in an online database or virtual emulation environment.
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- 1. Arranging and Describing Born-digital Archives: The Salman Rushdie Papers at Emory University Laura L. Carroll (former) Manuscript Archivist Manuscript, Archives, and Rare Book Library
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