3. Document management or content management
The preceding paragraph has shown that computer techniques enable the production of documents that we have described as fixed, dynamic and ephemeral. It also showed that paper cannot represent all possible states, and that the screen is increasingly taking over.
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It's here, on this obvious point, that we need to separate medium, content and form. These three considerations can be distinguished and treated differently thanks to computer technology.
On the one hand, there's the choice of a reading and hearing medium adapted to human abilities. This mainly involves paper and screens. But we can already mention e-paper, e-book or, more generically, podcasting. All of these require a display screen. But once the parameters for content formatting and presentation have been standardized, changing media...
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The table at 1 does not claim to provide an exhaustive overview of standards dealing with documents in digital form. Some standards, such as XML/SGML, can be implemented across all functional stages. Similarly, some standards may be common to several...
References
- (1) - McKENZIE (D.F.) - La bibliographie et la sociologie des textes. - Éditions du Cercle de la Librairie (1991).
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Article 1316-1
Law 2000-230 of March 13, 2000
Electronic documents are admissible as evidence in the same way as paper documents, provided that the person from whom they originate can be duly identified and that they are drawn up and stored in conditions that guarantee their integrity.
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