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What Could Possibly Go Wrong?

The LOCKSS Program at the Stanford University Libraries has been building tools for libraries to use, to collect and to preserve material published on the Web for nearly one-sixth of a century. While there are no one-sizefits-all solutions to the problems of digital preservation, many of the lessons learned during that time are applicable to other types of content.