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      <title>Metadata for Digital Preservation: An Update</title>
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      <description>In May 1997, the present author produced a short article for this column entitled &#34;Extending metadata for digital preservation&#34; [1]. The article introduced the idea of using metadata-based methods as a means of helping to manage the process of preserving digital information objects. At the time the article was first published, the term &#39;metadata&#39; was just beginning to be used by the library and information community (and others) to describe &#39;data about data&#39; that could be used for resource discovery.</description>
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