SEAPAVAA online!
Archivists may talk and think in things Jurassic, but that doesn't mean they cannot
cyberspeak. Haven't you heard SEAPAVAA got a home
in webspace?
Two websites, actually. The more recent
is easier to remember; its internet address (URL
or universal resource locator to the techno-geek)
is "http://members.xoom.com/avarchives". The
other address is
"http://www.geocites.com/Hollywood/Academy/9772". The two sites mirror each
other, except for some notices required by the site sponsors.
Here's a rundown on the contents of
the SEAPAVAA's website:
Backgrounders
- SEAPAVAA's brief history, objectives, officers (with nice
photos!), memberships, committees, programs, and constitution and bylaws;
Membership
forms - for individual and institutional memberships (applicants
using Netscape can file the forms online, others
have to print the form and submit via mail or fax);
Newsletters - the online version
of SEAPAVAA's AV Archives Bulletin;
Foto albums - major events are featured
(e.g., the fourth council meeting and the third assembly in Hanoi);
What's new - sundry announcements
and bulletins.
For details and an actual feel, please go
visit the websites. If a rose wilts to death when
unseen by appreciative eyes, of what use is a website
if unbookmarked in your browser? (vmg)
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Updated: 10 February 1999
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