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Tomorrow, and Tomorrow, and Tomorrow: Poor Players on the Digital Curation Stage

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  1. Pro Vice-Chancellor (Strategic Systems Development), University of Bradford, UK

    Rae Earnshaw PhD, FBCS, FRSA, CEng, CITP

  2. Emeritus Professor in Digital Media, Bournemouth University, UK

    John Vince MTech, PhD, DSc

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Rusbridge, C. (2008). Tomorrow, and Tomorrow, and Tomorrow: Poor Players on the Digital Curation Stage. In: Earnshaw, R., Vince, J. (eds) Digital Convergence – Libraries of the Future. Springer, London. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-84628-903-3_17

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