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09:45 CEST

Audiovisual collections from a digital preservation perspective: approaches to acquisition and preservation Ethnologisches Museum, Room 3 (first floor)Jennifer Vaughn • Somaya Langley Tuning In To History: Preserving American Broadcast Archives in the Digital Era Ethnologisches Museum, Room 1 (Auditorium, off the Lower Foyer)Bruce Gordon • Laura Schnitker

10:15 CEST

Houston, we have a problem. How to teach young people about preserving sound cultural heritage? Ethnologisches Museum, Room 3 (first floor)Jennifer Vaughn • Iva Horová • Helena Novotná “Digitize me, I am a precious sound document”. The Practice and Problems of Selection and Appraisal in an African Audiovisual Archive Ethnologisches Museum, Room 1 (Auditorium, off the Lower Foyer)Bruce Gordon • Judith Opoku-Boateng

10:45 CEST

A small-scale solution to presenting folk music recordings on the web Ethnologisches Museum, Room 1 (Auditorium, off the Lower Foyer)Bruce Gordon • Tommy Sjoberg The importance of memories in transmedia era Ethnologisches Museum, Room 3 (first floor)Jennifer Vaughn • Ariane Gervasio

11:45 CEST

Challenges and opportunities in the management of sound and audio visual archives in the digital era : Case of Zimbabwe Ethnologisches Museum, Room 3 (first floor)Collence Chisita • Livingstone Muchefa

12:15 CEST

From International Shortwave to Digital Archive: Transforming Leo Sarkisian’s Music Time in Africa for a New Worldwide Audience Ethnologisches Museum, Room 3 (first floor)Kelly Askew • Paul Conway

12:45 CEST

Broadcasting material as audiovisual heritage: Managing sound and audiovisual collections in Señal Memoria (Colombia) Ethnologisches Museum, Room 3 (first floor)Juan Murillo • Luisa Fernanda Ordoñez Ortegon Keeping it together: Considerations of multitrack media processing Ethnologisches Museum, Room 1 (Auditorium, off the Lower Foyer)Karen Cariani • Toby Seay