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Libraries and archives at Harvard hold thousands of unique items across
hundreds of digital formats, including aging technology such as CDs, floppy
disks, tapes, and cassettes. To retrieve content prior to total
obsolescence or decay of digital formats, librarians are using digital
forensic software commonly employed by the police or the FBI to solve
crimes, which enables them to identify content noninvasively and migrate it
to a more stable platform.
http://bit.ly/1DZo1Yn
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