Testing YouTube embedding

- January 18, 2009

This is a test from YouTube embedding, also a test for the use of titles and covers using i-movie.

YouTube is a possibility for publishing the interviews. It is an accessible diffusion tool, that has already been used by academic purposes.

Some of the inconveniences are that when a video is uploaded to YouTube, it loses context and that "similar" videos are related to it, which can be completely different and unrelated.

[In the original posting, the video was uploaded to you tube but it was removed after 2 months, since it was only a trial. During this time, 35 people viewed the video and none left a comment on it].

What is this blog about?

This blog contains information about conservation treatments performed on photographs nowadays.

It was originally created to document a research process, its origin, transformation and results.

The research title is "Current Status of Treatment Practices in Photograph Conservation", an interviews-based reference resource, that aims to:

- Understand, document and communicate the way in which treatments are approached and conducted, mainly in US, in different institution types and in private practice,

- Gather and make accessible the knowledge and experience of a group of key individuals in the field,

- Identify and explain the factors that have influenced in the history and development of treatment practices,

- Collect informed opinions relative to specific treatment topics.

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