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Information preservation is a cross-disciplinary book category focused on the strategies, technologies, ethics and histories of keeping knowledge, records and cultural memory accessible and authentic over time. It includes practical manuals on archival practices, digital preservation, data curation and records management; case studies of libraries, archives and institutions; analyses of legal, policy and ethical issues such as provenance, privacy and ownership; technical discussions of formats, migration, redundancy and emulation; and reflective or speculative accounts about what societies choose to save or lose. These books serve archivists, librarians, technologists, historians, policymakers and general readers interested in how we safeguard collective memory against decay, disaster and obsolescence.

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