Richard V. Hollinger

Richard V. Hollinger is Head of Special Collections at Folger Library and is working on a doctorate in Archival Science from the University of Amsterdam. He already holds two graduate degrees: one in Middle Eastern History from the University of California in Los Angeles, and the other in Public History and Historic Preservation from California State University at Dominguez.

His love of history and understanding of the importance of documentation leads him to his study of the impact of the Internet on archival records.

Further information about Richard V. Hollinger is given at The Olive Tree: A Publication for Folger Library Friends. His surveys are found at his website on Surveys on the Use of Computer Networks and Record Keeping Practices.

He may be reached at richard.hollinger@umit.maine.edu.

Articles by This Author

• Vol. 2, No. 3
  • Surveys on the Use of Network Communications and Record Keeping Practices in Organizational Settings - Part II: Retention and Use of Digital Documents
• Vol. 2, No. 1
  • Surveys on the Use of Network Communications and Record Keeping Practices in Organizational Settings - Part I: Availability and Use of Network Applications
• Vol. 1, No. 6
  • Surveys about the Impact of Computer Networks on Record Keeping Practices

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