PATENT7,853,766 B2 - Method and System for Automated Migration of Media ArchivesPUBLICATIONSLindner, James and Gilad Rosner. 2005. “Moving Beyond Manual Media Migration.” Whitepaper.Lindner, James, et al. 2004. “Digital Video Preservation Reformatting Project: A Report.” Commissioned by the Dance Heritage Coalition.Lindner, James. 1998. "Digitization Reconsidered." VidiPax website, currently archived at http://palimpsest.stanford.edu/byauth/lindner/digirecon.html.Lindner, James. 1997. "The Loss of Early Video Recordings: The Nixon-Khrushchev 'Kitchen Debates'." Abbey Newsletter, Vol. 21, No. 7.Lindner, James. 1996. "Magnetic Tape Deterioration: Tidal Wave at Our Shores." Video Magazine, February, 1996.Lindner, James, and James Wheeler. 1994. "'Video Q & A' - Answers to Frequently Asked Questions on Video Formats and Preservation." AMIA Newsletter #26.Lindner, James. 1994. "Confessions of a Videotape Restorer, or How Come These Tapes All Need to be Cleaned Differently?" Abbey Newsletter, Vol. 18, No. 7.Lindner, James. 1994. "The Proper Care and Feeding of Videotape." VidiPax website, currently archived at http://palimpsest.stanford.edu/byauth/lindner/lindner3.html.Lindner, James. 1994. "Videotape Restoration--Where Do I Start?" NML Bits, Vol. 4, No. 2.Specialties: Jim is a well-known authority on the preservation of electronic media. Jim is a frequent lecturer and writer on electronic media preservation internationally and serves on a variety of other media-associated boards and organizations. As a specialist in Forensic Video, he has been an expert witness in several court cases and trials. Jim is also an inventor, and his latest invention is called “SAMMA” or the “System for the Automated Migration of Media Assets.