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      <title>Volcanic Eruptions Fail to Thwart Digital Preservation - the Planets Way</title>
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      <description>In far more dramatic circumstances than expected, the Planets Project [1] held its 3-day training event Digital Preservation – The Planets Way in Rome over 19 - 21 April 2010. This article reports its proceedings.
The venue chosen for this Planets training event, the last of a series of five held over the past 12 months around Europe, was the prestigious Pontifica Universitata Gregoriana – the first Jesuit University, founded over 450 years ago in the heart of Rome and only a few minutes&amp;rsquo; walk from the Trevi Fountain.</description>
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