New audio formats, the old same problems
Abstract
The digital era has multiplied the possibilities of listening to audios through the latest multimedia resources and the offer has increased almost to infinity. However, this technological revolution does not facilitate, but hinders the challenge of the conservation of this huge production. This article refers to innovations that are already of mass consumption and the problems faced by companies and individuals when preserving their sound heritage.
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