Examines the theory, technological advances, and unique approaches to digital information management; with a focus on digital archival collections.

"Co-published simultaneously as Journal of archival organization, volume 4, numbers 1/2, 2006." Includes index.

Archives and archivists : key collaborators in the digital library / William E. Landis, Robin L. Chandler -- Committing to memory : a project to publish and preserve California local history digital resources / Adrian L. Turner -- Technologically enhanced archival collections : using the buddy system / Dayna Holz -- California cultures : implementing a model for virtual collections / Genie Guerard, Robin L. Chandler -- The importance of user-centered design : exploring findings and methods / Rosalie Lack -- How and why of user studies : RLG's RedLightGreen as a case study / Merrilee Proffitt -- From horse-drawn wagon to hot rod : the University of California's digital image service experience / Maureen A. Burns -- Archiving web sites for preservation and access : MODS, METS and MINERVA / Rebecca Guenther, Leslie Myrick -- Video preservation and digital reformatting : pain and possibility / Jerome McDonough, Mona Jimenez -- Digital archiving and preservation : technologies and processes for a trusted repository / Ronald Jantz, Michael Giarlo -- The complexities of digital resources : collection boundaries and management responsibilities / Joanne Kaczmarek -- The archivists' toolkit : another step toward streamlined archival processing / Bradley D. Westbrook ... [et al.].