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- PublicationOpen AccessAnálisis del grado de implementación de la preservación digital en la Región de Murcia(2026) Ramírez Ramírez, Juan José; Baños Moreno, María José; Información y Documentación; Facultades de la UMU::Facultad de Comunicación y DocumentaciónThe main objective of this study is to analyse the degree of implementation of digital preservation in custodial institutions in the Region of Murcia, such as archives, libraries, museums, universities and documentation centres. In view of the exponential growth of digital information and its vulnerability to technological obsolescence, the study seeks to assess whether these organisations have formalised plans to guarantee the long-term access, integrity and authenticity of their collections. To this end, a mixed methodology has been used, combining a literature review, qualitative analysis of institutional websites and a survey addressed to a sample of 91 regional institutions, from which 52 valid responses were obtained, representing a participation rate of 57.14%. The results show that digital preservation in the region is at an early and uneven stage. Although 38.5% of the institutions manage hybrid environments, combining paper and digital records, 61.5% lack a digital preservation plan, and only 13.5% state that they have one. Likewise, a notable shortage of specialised resources is identified: only 23% of the organisations have staff trained in this field, and barely 3.8% have teams specifically dedicated to these tasks. The study shows that digitisation is frequently used as a preventive conservation measure for physical documents, but it is not always integrated into a comprehensive digital preservation strategy. It could be because many institutions are focusing their efforts on paper documentation and have not yet fully addressed the management of digital holdings. Despite these shortcomings in the formalisation of policies and resources, there is a high level of institutional willingness (81.6%) to collaborate in future research, which constitutes a positive basis for promoting the planning and coordination required at regional level.
PublicationOpen AccessCódigo software desarrollado para el TFG “Desarrollo de un proyecto divulgativo interactivo para la formación en la documentación del contenido audiovisual" del Grado en Gestión de Información y Contenidos Digitales (mayo de 2025).(Universidad de Murcia, 2025-05-27) Martínez Ruiz, Violeta; Martínez Méndez, Francisco Javier; Baños Moreno, María José; Información y Documentación- PublicationOpen AccessCriptoginia y (Re)nombrado de las calles de Santiago de la Ribera : una visión feminista del callejero del pueblo(2026) Gonzalo José Marín-Baldo Roca de Togores; Baños Moreno, María José; Comunicación; Facultades de la UMU::Facultad de Comunicación y DocumentaciónIn this paper it is analyzed the gender gap in the street names of Santiago de la Ribera (San Javier) and proposes a renaming system from a feminist perspective. Based on a literature review of feminism and previous studies on cryptogyny in street names, the names of the 286 streets in the district are examined. These are then classified by type of naming: names of men, women, families, or other. The results reveal a marked inequality: only three streets are dedicated to women with a specific legal identity, compared to 40 men with individualized recognition. Furthermore, most of the female street names correspond to religious or mythological figures, further reducing the representation of real women. It is concluded that the street names of Santiago de la Ribera reflect a masculinized collective memory that needs to be reviewed and balanced to build a more equitable public space. In this regard, some candidates for naming and renaming streets, squares, and buildings are identified and proposed, some of them with direct links to the town.