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Digital Literacy and Cultural Institutions
2008
Media International Australia: Incorporating Culture & Policy
Introduction Major Australian cultural institutions such as museums and libraries are demonstrating a growing desire to reach wider audiences via an expanded online presence. Such initiatives are tempered by the prohibitive cost of digitising existing collections which are currently archived using complex professional taxonomies. Significant amountsperhaps the majority -of compelling cultural content remain inaccessible to online communities of interest. Yet the same communities increasingly
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