KEEP (Keeping Emulation Environments Portable) will develop emulation services (KEEP Emulation Services) to enable accurate rendering of both static and dynamic digital objects: text, sound, and image files; multimedia documents, websites, databases, videogames etc.
The overall aim of the project is to facilitate universal access to our cultural heritage by developing flexible tools for accessing and storing a wide range of digital objects. KEEP will also consider legal issues concerning the implementation of emulation-based systems and propose solutions which comply with European and national copyright laws.
a service to archive shortened Universal Resource Locators (URLs). This will enable redirect services to incorporate these shortened URLs when a member company ceases business activities.
Detta är originalet, föregående är webcite-versionen där det inte går att ge en beskrivning i Diigo. Hilbergs sats "The Holocaust is not today, as it might have been in the beginning, a subject for the laymen" upprättar en alltför skarp skiljelinje mellan historievetenskap och historiemedvetande. Vad menar Hilberg med att vissa frågor är "very, very important"? Utomhistoriska sanningar? Och så har vi alltså problemet med bevarandet av historikernas forskningsresultat... Blir det inte alltid en fråga om urvalet -- att välja ut det viktiga?
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