Archiving AK episode 4: AMIPA

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In this episode of Archiving AK, Veronica interviews Kevin Tripp and Greg Schmitz, audio/visual media archivists with Alaska Moving Image Preservation Association (AMIPA). In this episode, we discuss the various collections held by AMIPA, their users, and the difficulties of preserving A/V material.

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