Archives and Museum Informatics Newsletter, Vol. 6, no. 1
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The journal is edited by David Bearman, whose authorship may be presumed for all items not otherwise attributed. Submissions of press releases, publications, and software for review, articles, and letters to the editor are welcomed. Copy is preferred double-spaced. Longer articles will be requested in machine-readable form if accepted for publication. Deadlines for contributed articles and pres...
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