In a preservation battle, it's learning vs. legacies
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Education officials' plan to convert a landmark into a school is irking those intent on preserving the building's past.
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A rock archive Web  site is fighting back against a copyright lawsuit brought by  some of music's most notable classic rock acts, dragging two  major record labels into the battle.
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Rumors are swirling that the companies will join forces in storage. It makes more sense than the alternatives, observers say.
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American museums are returning some of the world's great antiquities to their original homes. Should they? A new debate over who owns the past is underway.
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Sometimes, the two concepts can blur.
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TRICKLING IN: With so many people doing their research online, many archives, libraries and museums are attracting fewer visitors. At the Wisconsin Historical Society, for instance, 40 percent fewer people have been using the society's library and archive of rare documents in recent years, compared with 1987.
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Some firms find it a challenge to comply with new law on retaining digital records for court.
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For many collectors, owning DVDs is becoming more important than actually watching them.
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A new initiative seeks to improve old products.
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Pray or pay. At dozens of Italian churches struggling to preserve art treasures from Byzantine mosaics to Baroque paintings, that is the choice many visitors must make.
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Birds and wireless towers are a deadly mix Â a fact that preservationists and policy makers agree to. But the role of the regulators in keeping the two apart has been up in the air.
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An American institution is in danger of fading away.
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A soft IT market is weighing on the storage company.
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Mayme Agnew Claytonâs collection of artifacts devoted to the history of African-Americans is close to finding a home.
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By John Ross  SOME of them have helped to advance our scientific knowledge, but others have destroyed parts of Scotland's heritage.
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Original leaders may be best qualified to rescue their struggling creations.
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A debate over an anthropologist's book on ancient Hebrew history isn't just academic &#151; it's spilled over into an online dispute between critics trying to keep her from getting tenure and supporters who say the effort stifles scholarly freedom.