The NDIIPP website has a broad array of additional information about each partner as well as background material on the NDIIPP Program, including background materials, position and research papers, and interviews.

http://www.digitalpreservation.gov

Library of Congress-NDIIPP Cooperative Partnership Agreements
On Sept. 30, 2004, the National Digital Information Infrastructure and Preservation Program welcomed its first formal partners by making cooperative agreements with eight institutions to begin building a digital preservation network.

These eight lead institutions, which have joined with other institutions and organizations in their efforts, have agreed to identify, collect and preserve digital materials within a nationwide digital preservation infrastructure. These awards from the Library are being matched dollar-for-dollar by the winning institutions in the form of cash, in-kind or other resources. The institutions will share responsibilities for preserving at-risk digital materials of significant cultural and historical value to the nation.

   •California Digital Library
   •Emory University
   •Educational Broadcasting Corporation/Thirteen, WNET-TV
   •North Carolina State University Libraries
   •University of California, Santa Barbara
   •University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
   •University of Maryland
   •University of Michigan