The BBC's Richard Wright, at a joint meeting in July 2004 of the UK's Joint Information Systems Committee and the Coalition for Networked Information, gave an interesting overview of the BBC's efforts in this regard called Digitisation of Audiovisual Archives. Click here for the PowerPoint. --Dennis
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