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1. South Asian American Digital Archive: exploring digital reflections of South Asian Americans.

Author

Jan, S. and Ali, A.

Subjects
*ASIAN Americans, *DIGITAL libraries, *LOCAL mass media, *REFLECTIONS, *DIGITAL preservation
Abstract

Rationale of the present article is to share the principal findings of the study 'South Asian American Digital Archive: exploring digital reflections of South Asian Americans' with the reader. The study revealed that majority of the South Asian American Digital Archive (SAADA) collection is related with freedom movement (13.5%), community media (8.10%), and arts (7.16%). In addition, preponderance (17.74%) of collection pertains to Amrjit Marwah materials. Mumtaz Katchlew emerges to be the most productive creator of SAADA's collection, contributing the highest number of items (86). Besides, California takes lead amongst the contributing states (with 40.54% contribution). It is also observed that maximum items are in the form of photograph. Besides, English emerges to be the preferred language of majority of resources available through SAADA. This study is first of its kind to explore the various facets of SAADA and will be beneficial for students, historians, faculty members, archivists, and documentalists to know and explore the digital cultural heritage pertaining to South Asian Americans. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Published
2020
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2. Scripps Health says malware took down its computer networks as state regulators monitor the situation.

Author

Landi, Heather

Subjects
COMPUTER networks, NETWORK PC (Computer), MALWARE, LOCAL mass media, ELECTRONIC health records, CYBERCRIMINALS
Abstract

Scripps Health said the cyberattack last weekend that took down its IT systems stemmed from malware on its computer network. The California Department of Public Health described the incident as a "ransomware attack," according to local media. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Published
2021

3. Varied Approach Increases Buzz for Speaker Series.

Subjects
NONPROFIT organizations, ZOOS, LOCAL mass media
Abstract

The article focuses on the efforts made by nonprofit organizations to promote their speaker series. It refers to the Oakland Zoo in Oakland, California, which has taken several steps to advertise its speaker series, such as promotion of the speakers on social media site, Facebook, distribution of the zoo's Speaker Series release to local media, and listing the speakers in the zoo's online calendar. It offers views of Amy Gotliffe, from Oakland Zoo, on the same.

Published
2015
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