NASIG proposes a Digital Preservation Model Policy for comments

To ensure digital scholarly content in all formats remains available to future users, all organizations involved in scholarly production and dissemination have a role to take in digital preservation. NASIG introduced its Digital Preservation Model Policy as it moves into the comment and revision stage of development. This evolving policy, designed as a tool to publicize, measure, and grow organizations’ commitment to the preservation of their scholarly assets, includes identifying first step initiatives, activities emerging in the field, and opportunities to share and refine professional experiences.

The policy is available for public comment from August to November 30, 2021. Download the draft document or submit comments.