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Folk Heritage Collections in Crisis
Resources for Sound Archives
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- Archives
and Libraries Section (American Folklore Society)
- Archives
of Traditional Music: Publications (Indiana University)
- Association for Recorded Sound
Collections see especially: publications
- Audio
Engineering Society: Standards in Print (Audio Engineering Society,
Inc.)
- Caring for Your
Collections (Preservation Office, Library of Congress)
- Conservation/Preservation
Information for the General Public (Conservation Online, Stanford
U.)
- Copyright Office (Library of
Congress)
- Copyright
Resources Online (a compilation of Web resources via Yale U.)
- Council on Library Information Resources (CLIR)
- Encoded Archival Description (Library
of Congress)
- Ethnographic Collections
in the Archive of Folk Culture: A Contributor's Guide (American
Folklife Center, Library of Congress)
- Folklife Sourcebook:
A Directory of Folklife Resources in the United States, see
especially: the chapter on archives (American Folklife Center, Library
of Congress)
- National Gallery of the Spoken Word (preservation
project)
- New York Folklore Society see
especially: publications, archival handbooks (for purchase)
- Preservation
of Audio Materials (Conservation Online, Stanford U.)
- Preserving
Sound Recordings article available on the Save Our Sounds Project
pages (American Folklife Center, Library of Congress)
- Research Libraries Group (RLG) see
especially: archival resource pages and publications
- Save Our Sounds Project (preservation
project, American Folklife Center, Library of Congress and the Smithsonian
Institution)
- Society of American Archivists (SAA)
- Soundsaver.com (Smolian Sound
Studios)
- United Nations Educational, Scientific,
and Cultural Organization (UNESCO)
- World Intellectual Property Organization
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