Study on Digital Culture Research by International Libraries since 2000

Abstract

Abstract:

In view of the lack of research on digital culture at home, the paper studies the latest thinkings and practices of international libraries in recent years based on the papers published in the field of library and information science since 2000. It noticed a great amount of discussions on culture heritage protection,
children & digital culture, user service for digital resource, and long-term preservation of digital culture. It hopes to introduce these discussions to the domestic library circle so as to inspire the latter to participate actively in the development of digital culture.

Key words:

Digital culture, Culture heritage protection, Long-term preservation

Jing Yuan, Zheng Jianming. Study on Digital Culture Research by International Libraries since 2000[J]. Libraly Journal, 2017, 36(6): 95-99.

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