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National Archives Wants to Archive E-Records

NARA is facing the daunting task of archiving millions of electronic records for public access, many of which were created using formats that are now obsolete.

Subjects: E-Records, Privacy

Research Study on Uncloaking Terrorist Networks

Uncloaking Terrorist Networks by Valdis E. Krebs, First Monday, volume 7, number 4 (April 2002). “This paper looks at mapping covert networks using data available from news sources on the World Wide Web. Specifically, we examine the network surrounding the tragic events of September 11th 2001. Through public data we are able to map a …

Subjects: Knowledge Management

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National Archives Wants to Archive E-Records

Research Study on Uncloaking Terrorist Networks

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