A growing proportion of the cultural legacy of the last 100 years is in the form of sound and moving image recordings. If your archive, library, museum, business or organisation is responsible for any aspect of the archival management of audiovisual material, or if you have a personal or professional interest in this important part of our heritage, then you could benefit from membership in IASA.
Regardless of whether you are leading the way into the new era of digital mass storage systems, or continuing to use analogue technology, or perhaps you collect all types of recordings and formats, or you may be highly specialized — whatever your outlook or collection policy, it may be in your interest to become a member of IASA.
The Joint Technical Symposium 2010 takes place from 3 - 5 May in Oslo, Norway. See the call for papers on the website at http://www.jts2010.org/
IASA TC04 Second Edition available
The Second Edition of the IASA TC04, Guidelines on the Production and Preservation of Digital Audio Objects, has been printed and is about to be launched. There will be an event marking the launch at the British Library's Unlocking Audio 2 Conference in London next week. More Info>
