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Cette année le 44e congrès de IASA (Home International Association of Sound and Audiovisual Archives) sera organisé conjointement avec celui du Baltic Audiovisual Archival Council (BAAC) à Vilnius du 5 au 11 octobre. Le pré-programme vient juste d'être diffusé, voilà ci-dessous les conférences ouvertes à tous les participants (hors des groupes de travail de IASA et du BAAC).Lundi 7 octobreInauguration du congrès - 11:15-12:30 - Jacqueline von Arb, IASA President13:30-17:00Workshop: Stewarding audio and video with Islandora - Mark Leggott (Seminar Room)13:30-14:00Invitation to share knowledge - Janet Topp Fargion (Theatre Hall)Shakespeare bibliography versus Shakespeare discography - Robert O'Brien (Senate Hall)14:00-14:30Building an open sound archive: the case of the Gra.fo project - Silvia Calamai (Theatre Hall)Implications of open access rights to audio visual materials: a case study of the National Archives of Namibia - Ruth Abankwah (Senate Hall)14:30-15:00Challenges and prospects for archives and archivists in the open knowledge dispensation: Case of Zimbabwe - Collence Takaingenhamo Chisita (Theatre Hall)Audiovisual archives: A report of the official policy of access to audiovisual archives worldwide - Tedd Urnes and Egle Vidutyde (Senate Hall)15:30-16:00Recordings of music and voices of prisoners in German camps between 1915 and 1918 - Friederike Heinze (Theatre Hall)A foot In the door - managing multiplatform materials: Selected case studies - Somaya Langley (Senate Hall)16:00-16:30Access to the history of the recording industry: the experience of Dismarc and the Lindström project - Pekka Gronow (Theatre Hall)How to unlock the potential of a world leading music sound archives? - Christophe Gauthier (Senate Hall)16:30-17:00Digitization and provision of free online access of archival sound recording collection of the National Library of Lithuania -Živilė Časaitė (Theatre Hall)Sharing a digital music archive, is that possible? - Tone Noetvik Jakobsen (Senate Hall)&#160;Mardi 8 octobre10:30-11:00Plenary 1 - Litmus test: Modernized public access - Andris Kesteris11:00-11:30Plenary 2 - Is free software a possible chance for archives? - Hermann Lewetz11:30-12:00Tutorial - Digitisation - technical and ethical principles - Dietrich Schüller (Seminar Room)11:30-12:00Open archives for RTV Slovenia? Serving production from a broadcast archive – a 5 year experience - Bojan Kosi (Theatre Hall)Islandora - Mark Leggott (Senate Hall)12:30-12:30LRT radio digital archive: digitization and open access - Jonas Korys (Theatre Hall)A flexible platform to control the openness of an archive - Jana Wedekind (Senate Hall)12:30-13:00Video field recording decisions and archival issues - Kevin Bradley (Theatre Hall)14:30-17:30 Visites professionnelles&#160;Mercredi 9 octobre09:00-09:30Plenary 1 - Ethical and legal issues for dissemination of oral sources in humanities: Writing a collective good practices guide - Véronique Ginouvès09:30-10:00 Plenary 2 - Standards and tools supporting audiovisual righhts management- Laurent Boch10:00-10:30 Plenary 3 - Discover Lithuanian Exile Archives in Lithuaniaan Central State Archive- Inga Vizgirdien11:00-12:30Workshop: Digitisation - Nadja Wollaszkovits (Seminar Room)11:00-11:30Archive eXchange Format(AXF) - An open standards based approach to long term content archiving and preservation - Rino Petricola (Theatre Hall)New, media-independent archive and research organisation of the NRK - Svein Prestvik (Senate Hall)11:30-12:00Programme exchange using P/Meta 2.2 - Sebastian Gabler (Theatre Hall)Freeing up collections for re-use: the Europeana Creative project - Richard Ranft (Senate Hall)12:00-12:30Making audiovisual heritage accessible and valuable through EUscreenXL - Erwin Verbruggen (Senate Hall)13:30-14:00Video testimony collection at the Museum of the Occupation of Latvia. Curatorial responsibilities and challenges - Lelde Neimane (Theatre Hall)MXF Specification for moving image archiving and preservation: An update - Carl Fleischhauer (Senate Hall)13:30-15:00Tutorial - Disaster preparedness, response and recovery in AV archives - Albrecht Haefner (Seminar Room)14:00-14:30The sound of Africa in Europe, 1900 to 1930 - Rainer E. Lotz (Theatre Hall)Printing of analogue archival optical soundtracks - Oliver Danner (Senate Hall)14:30-15:00Post-cinematic Sound: theorizing the evolution of sound in Indian films by archival research - Budhaditya Chattopadhyay (Senate Hall)15:30-16:00Online sound recordings: collection and access - Zane Grosa &#38; Arturs Zogla (Seminar Room)Preservation of oral history in the Patagonia Austral - Gustavo Navarro (Senate Hall)15:30-17:00 Tutorial - Audio loudness - Stefano S. Cavaglieri (Theatre Hall)16:00-16:30Unified State Archive Information System - the doors to a wider access of the National Archive of Latvia audiovisual documents - Marina Gevorgjana (Senate Hall)Are my data safe ... ? - Sebastian Gabler (Seminar Room)16:30-17:00Memory and cultural heritage in Lucas do Rio Verde, Brazil: A survey of cultural heritage resources - Bertram Lyons (Senate Hall)&#160;Jeudi 10 octobre09:00-10:30Panel session: Consolidating the sound archives of the Commission for the Development of Indigenous Peoples: A technological challenge - Julio Herrera, Julio Delgado, Carmen Ordoño (Theatre Hall)Tutorial - Semantic web for the IASA - Stefano S. Cavaglieri (Senate Hall)11:00-12:30Tutorial - Empowering your archives through the semantic technologies and ‘’linked open data’’ - Guy Marechal (Senate Hall)11:00-11:30Open life stories but restrained online use: When what is said by individuals cannot be heard by everyone - Myriam Fellous-Sigrist (Theatre Hall)11:30-12:00Online archive of intangible cultural heritage: Ethical and legal issues - Koraljka Kuzman (Theatre Hall)12:00-12:30How to make culture available, with existing online and future offline infrastructures? - Katarzyna Tórz (Theatre Hall)13:30-14:00Plenary session 1 - Openness between archives: Learning from peer institutions through staff exchange - Will Prentice (Theatre Hall)14:00-14:30Plenary session 2 – Opening up: Common platforms for joint initiatives in the heritage field - Kurt Deggeller (Theatre Hall)15:00-16:00General Assembly II (Theatre Hall)16:00-17:00Meeting of the Board &#38; Committees, Sections &#38; Task Forces  (Theatre Hall)&#160;Crédits photographiques : View from the Gate of the Dawn in Vilnius, Lithuania, juin 2010, photograph Nikater, Licence CC Attribution-Share Alike.