I also speak frequently on digital preservation at conferences and similar events.
INVITED
PRESENTATIONS, CONFERENCES AND WORKSHOPS
“Creating
a Trusted Digital Repository for Media” – Workshop w/BBC, Annual
Conference, Association of Moving Image Archives, Philadelphia (2010)
“Preserving
Digital Public Television: Lessons Learned” – Annual
Convention, Society of American
Archivists, Washington DC (2010)
“Role
of Archives in an Open Video Environment” – Invited Workshop, Open Video
Conference, New York University NY (2009)
“Preserving
Digital Public Television in the United States” – Invited
Presentation, Annual Conference, International Federation of Television
Archives, Copenhagen (2008)
“Sustainability Issues in Preserving Digital
Public Television” – Invited
Testimony, National Science Foundation Blue Ribbon Task Force for Digital
Sustainability and Access, (2008)
“Preserving
Digital Public Television: Progress Reports” – Annual Session, Public Broadcasting
Technology Conference, Las Vegas NV (2008, 2007,
2006, 2005)
“Technical
Challenges in Preserving Digital Public Television” – Special Invited
Speaker, Annual Meeting, Board of Trustees, National Library of Medicine, Bethesda MD (2008)
“Impact
of Digital Technology on Community Broadcasting in the United States” – Invited
speaker and sole U.S presenter, Community Broadcasting: A Workshop on Policies in Europe, Center for Media and Communication
Studies (CMCS), Central European University (CEU) Budapest, Hungary (2007)
“The
Importance of Standards and Metadata in Digital Preservation” – Invited Speaker, Featured Session, Iowa Digital Public
Television Symposium, Des Moines IA (2007)
“Open
Collections: Technical Issues in Managing Video” Panelist, Open Collections Symposium,
Institute for Museum & Library Services and Museum of the Moving Image, New York City (2007)
“Preserving
Digital Public Television and the American Archive” – Special Invited Presentation, Annual Meeting,
National Digital Strategy Advisory Board, Library of Congress, Washington DC, (2007)
“Introduction to Preserving Digital Public
Television” – Invited
Speaker, Monthly Brown Bag Lunch Seminar, Library of Congress, Washington DC, (2006)
“Preserving Digital
Resources: Complexities and Emerging Solutions. A View from the NDIIPP Partners
Early Work” – Panelist, Digital
Library Federation Forum, Charlottesville, VA (2005)
“Grassroots
Activism and Media Policy in the U.S.” – Invited Panelist, Annual Conference, Latin
American Communications Association, University of the North, Baranquilla, Colombia (2003)
“Steps to Organize Your Archives for Marketing” – Keynote
Address, Annual Meeting, Caribbean Broadcasting Union, Grand Cayman Island (2002)
CONSULTANCIES & REVIEW PANELS
PrestoPrime Digital Archiving Project, Paris FR
(2010-2011) – Reviewer for major preservation resource center project, invited
by European Commission.
Corporation for Public
Broadcasting, Washington DC (July 2009)-
Participant in full day consultation on the FUTURE
DEVELOPMENT OF PBCORE AS A METADATA STANDARD FOR PUBLIC RADIO AND
TELEVISION.
New York Public Library, New York City,
NY (April 2009) - Invited to present and
lead half-day discussion on ISSUES IN
PLANNING A DIGITAL REPOSITORY with twenty staff members of the Digital
Library Team and Media Departments.
Corporation for Public
Broadcasting, Washington DC (July 2007 – August 2009) - Participant in two full day consultations to
CREATE GOALS FOR THE AMERICAN ARCHIVE AS A NEW ENTITY IN PUBLIC
BROADCASTING to preserve and access public radio and television programming.
Nebraska Educational Television, Lincoln NE
(November 2007) – Convened an all-day consultation with 30 participants from
Nebraska Public Radio, NETV, Nebraska Humanities Center, U. of Nebraska Library
School, Historical Society, State Archives and others TO EXPLORE PARTNERSHIPS
FOR DIGITAL PRESERVATION of state history recorded on media.
Digital Library Federation, Berkeley, CA (June 2007) –
Participant in two-day consultation on commercial agreements with libraries on
digitizing moving image collections.
Motion Picture/Broadcasting/Recorded
Sound Division, Library of Congress, Los Angeles CA (July 2006) –
Participant in two-day consultation to plan 10-Year Report to Congress on the
accomplishments and needs of the Division.
Jerome Robbins Dance Collection,
New York Public Library for the Performing Arts, New York NY (2004) –
Participant in series of consultations over a 6-month period to plan
digitization and preservation of major collection of dance films, videos and
related materials.
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