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> But then they’re a for-profit company, acting as a de-facto vendor for the state. So shouldn’t there be a contract for the work? I assume that you are famili
by SpelingBeeChamp 8y ago
> But then they’re a for-profit company, acting as a de-facto vendor for the state. So shouldn’t there be a contract for the work?
I assume that you are familiar with the contracts NARA has entered into with its "digitization partners"?
- Asparagirl 8y agoOh yes. The ones where the records are supposed to become public (instead of “exclusive”) five years later, but in practice have not been made public...