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Triangle Research Libraries Network’s IP Rights Strategy for Digitization of Modern Manuscript Collections and Archival Record Groups

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The Triangle Research Libraries Network’s Intellectual Property Rights Strategy for Digitization of Modern Manuscript Collections and Archival Record Groups, January 2011 – Laura Clark Brown, Judy Ruttenberg, and Kevin L. Smith, J.D.

  • “Curated online exhibits have dominated the manuscript and archival digitization projects of academic libraries. These exhibits typically present a small number of selected documents along with a description of each document, transcriptions, and scholarly analysis. An emerging programmatic model – large-scale digitization of manuscript collections and archival record groups―provides online access to entire collections/groups. Given the typical size of modern collections/groups, large-scale digitization cannot support the presentation of the item-level details used in curated online exhibits. This leaner approach to presentation allows for a greater volume of accessible documents. As technology and online applications evolve and the body of materials available online increases, many of these documents will probably be made full-text searchable either by the libraries or by the researchers themselves.”
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