NDSA:12/3/13 Meeting Minutes
Attendees (28)
- Abbie Grotke
- Cathy Hartman
- Kris Carpenter
- Barrie Howard
- Dorothy Carner
- Deborah Rossum
- Amy Rudersdorf
- Amy Kirchhoff
- Margie Maes
- Butch Lazochack
- Ed Summers
- Phil Ardery
- Midge Coates
- Gail McMillan
- Christie Moffatt
- Tim Baker
- Rachel Howard
- Kristine Hanna
- Aaishe Hakal
- Abby Rumsey
- Ed McCain
- Bradley Daigle
- Charlotte Erwin
- Craig Fansler
- Felicity Dykas
- Glen McAninch
- Michael Neubert
- Mitch Brodsky
Minutes
Abbie Grotke from LC presented an overview of web archiving: why web and social media is being archived, who is doing what, what challenges do we face: social and ethical, legal, and technical. Her slides are here: File:NDSACWG Web&SocialMedia Overview Grotke.pdf
Kris Carpenter presented on the Challenges of Collecting and Preserving the Social Web. Her slides are here: File:NDSA CWG 120413 Carpenter.pdf
Some questions were raised:
1) Bradley from UVA: How are institutions handling intellectual rights for social media accounts created under false names? False accounts seem to be abandoned often and are like "orphan tweets."
Abbie: An institution will have to make a risk assessment on this type of content, and may consider relying on a takedown policy should there be objections from the creator.
2) Edward McCain confirmed that the slides from these presentations will be made available to the group.
3) Charlotte from Cal Tech asked about the availability of institutional policies to use as models.
Abbie: Feedback from the NDSA survey should be helpful, and hopefully institutions will share what they've developed. There are a range of policies to consider, including selection policies, collection development policies, social media policies, and legal policies.
4) In a chat comment, Ed Summers from LC asked about the "Ghost" implementation at IA.
Kris: It is a custom implementation building on what we learned via NDSA/IIPC work over the past two years and the unique environment we have to operate to support all of the crawls/collections for AIT.
Lastly, Content Working Group members were asked to suggest speakers for future meetings.
The next meeting is about another National Agenda content area: Electronic Records, and will be January 8 at 11am ET.