Center for Civil Society International (ccsi@u.washington.edu)
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Sender: Scott Gillies <gillies@alexia.lis.uiuc.edu>
Subject: Internet survey
Hello Group,
I am doing some research in preparation for a AAASS roundtable
discussion this fall on "Access and Archiving of Electronic Resources
for Slavic and East European Studies."
My interest is in the preservation of electronic text, and by
"preservation" I mean the dependability, connectability, and
continuity of accessability to electronic sources in the field.
In order to acquire some context for the study, I would like to know
which resources users in the field use the most or depend on the most.
I am interested in which _types_ of sources are the most used
(listservs, electronic journals, online databases, etc.) as well as
which specific resources seem to be the most important for various
users.
There is relatively little literature available on preservation of
electronic text, and practically none in the Slavic and East European
field specifically, so your responses would be very valuable to me.
Thanks in advance,
Scott Gillies
University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
gillies@alexia.lis.uiuc.edu
Editor's note: Mr. Gillies has prepared a questionnaire (5 kilobytes)
that we will send upon request.
Center for Civil Society International
ccsi@u.washington.edu
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Subject: media people sought for NIS jobs (fwd)
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Subject: media people sought for NIS jobs
Media Management Positions in Former Soviet Union
Internews Network, an international non-profit supporting independent
broadcast media, is recruiting for managerial-level positions in Moscow and
Kiev and short and long-term trainers and resident advisors throughout the
former Soviet Union and Central and Eastern Europe.
Experience with television news programming and distribution, management,
grants administration, and relevant overseas experience is preferred.
Language skills may be required for certain positions.
Resumes to: Kay Elewski
Internews Network
PO Box 4448
Arcata, CA 95518 USA
FAX: +1 707 826-2136
Internews Network is an equal opportunity employer.
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Best, Eric
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