The production of the 2025 Global Bit List of Endangered Digital Materials is made possible through the generous support of the Bit List Council and their respective networks. All entries to the Bit List are reviewed by these dedicated organizations which represent global expertise in the preservation of the listed digital species. The DPC gratefully acknowledges all of their support, commitment and contributions towards the publication of the Bit List.
- Tom Shaw
- Trevor Owens, AIP
- Kieron Niven, Archaeology Data Service
- Jo Fleming, Art Gallery of New South Wales
- Neil Jefferies, Bodleian Libraries/ Open Preservation Foundation
- Michael Day, British Library
- Leontien Talboom, Cambridge University Libraries
- Alicia Wise, CLOCKSS
- Kevin Long, Digital Repository of Ireland
- Amanda Tomé, Digital Research Alliance Canada
- Ellie O’Leary, DPC
- Andy Jackson, DPC
- Alex Chan, Flickr Foundation
- Hannah Smith, Historic Environment Scotland
- Mark Reynolds, Houses of the Oireachtas
- Pedro Gonzalez-Fernandez, Library of Congress
- Kate Murray, Library of Congress
- Meghan Lyon, Library of Congress
- Abbie Grotke, Library of Congress
- Scott McCoy, National Film and Sound Archive
- Maria Ryan, National Library of Ireland
- Trond Teigen, National Library of Norway
- Dan Eady, Nga Taonga
- Kate Roberts, Nga Taonga
- Robin Friend, PRO Victoria
- Somaya Langley, Science Museums Group
- Sofie Niemi, Swedish Tax Agency
- Paul Young, The National Archives (UK)
- Tom Storrar, The National Archives (UK)
- Angeline Takawira, UN IRMCT
- Matt Barr, University of Glasgow
- Zoe Bartliff, University of Glasgow
- Elizabeth Thompson - Macrae, University of St Andrews
- Sharon Webb, University of Sussex
- Alexander Roberts, University of Swansea
- Amanda May, US NARA
Additional subject matter expertise was provided by the following members of the digital preservation community, without which the Bit List would have been incomplete and for which we thank them unreservedly.
- Marcus Baw, Baw Medical
As the DPC Subcommittee responsible for the resource, members of the Advocacy and Community Engagement (ACE) Subcommittee also provided valuable advice and an editorial review of the Bit List before its publication for which we are very grateful.
- Paul Stokes, Jisc
- Joanna Fleming, Art Gallery of New South Wales
- Ray Moore, The City of Edinburgh Council
- Josie Partridge, University of Birmingham
- Kathryn Rowswell-Faust, EUMETSAT
- Rachel Talbot, British Geological Survey
- Niamh Murphy, University College Dublin
- Mia Willis, Historic England
- Laura Drake Davis, Library of Congress
- Veronica Berry, Library and Archives Canada
- Lori Stirland-Legret, University of Bristol
- Eren Delaney, University of Warwick
- Leanne Harrington, Guinness Archive (Diageo)
- Delaney Sweep, University of Calgary
- Kari May, University of Pittsburgh Library System
- Leona Fearon, National Library of Ireland