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In an exciting finale to the Digital Preservation Awards 2022, organisations and practitioners of digital preservation from around the world gathered together for a glittering presentation ceremony at the iPres 2022 conference this afternoon!
Hosted by the DPC as part of their 20th Anniversary celebrations, and introduced by the Chair of Judges Neil Jefferies, Head of Innovation at the Bodleian Libraries, the event highlighted the achievements of individuals and organisations
who have made significant and innovative contributions to creating a sustainable future for our digital assets.
Watch the recording of the Digital Preservation Awards presentation ceremony
In a year which saw considerable geographical diversity amongst its nominations, those selected as finalists faced tough competition from entries across the world.
Speaking about the quality of applications in 2022, Neil Jefferies said: The Digital Preservation Awards have always been so interesting and exciting to judge. Once again, all of our finalists have shown absolute commitment and innovation
in ensuring long-term access to digital information. Each of the winners today is entirely deserving of their award, and I am sure they will all go on to serve as an inspiration to the rest of the digital preservation community.
Read more to find out the full list of 2022 Digital Preservation Award Winners!
*Apologies for cross-posting*
Sarah Middleton | she/her
Head of Communications and Advocacy
Digital Preservation Coalition
37 Tanner Row, York, YO1 6WP
Twitter: @Sarah_DPC
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