DART

For the sixth episode of our DART podcast series, my colleague Steph and I journeyed to Burlington House, the home of The Linnean Society since 1873, to meet with Elaine Charwat, Deputy Librarian for a private tour of its collections. After a privat...

In our first episode of 2016 I sat down with Steph Taylor and Ed Pinsent to talk about their new, and free, OAIS online course. We discussed: why they decided to make the OAIS reference model their first short online course; why OAIS is a useful sta...

Our latest DART podcast interview contains a compelling and fascinating interview with Dr Marta Teperek, the Research Data Facilitator at Cambridge University Library’s Research Operations Office. She attended our May Web-Archiving 101 Course (featur...

In the run up to this year's Repository Fringe event, organised by University of Edinburgh, EDINA and the DCC, I sat down with Rory McNicholl, Lead Developer at ULCC to find out more about the event and his talk "Repositories for OA, RDM and beyond".

In our second DART podcast, I got together with Stephanie Taylor, Ed Pinsent and Peter Webster of Webster Research & Consulting, to discuss web archiving – what is it, why it's important to just about everybody, and why the web is not 'preserving its...

In our inaugural podcast session I caught up with Stephanie Taylor and Ed Pinsent to discuss the recent BBC interview with Google's Vint Cerf by Pallab Ghosh (Science correspondent, BBC News), their views on the digital dark age and the response by the...