Archives can be considered as extensions of libraries, not only do archives hold collections of books, they also preserve material such as historical documents, photographs and other multi-faceted objects. As we enter the digital age, our reliance on physical material as the vehicle for information transmission declines. The way information is presented gradually grows into the central topic of discussion. While information digitalizes, artistic creation also enters the digital era. The diverse form and content of multimedia art stimulate dialogues concerning the preservation and exhibition of digital works. With a gradual decrease in the number of physical collections and a continuous increase in digital pieces, archives in the digital age encounter collections and collecting approaches that drastically diverge from earlier archival practices. The preservation of digital collections become fundamental matters that archives are obligated to take into consideration. The Forum will utilize photography, video and sound collection as entry points, and discuss possible adversities, endeavors and speculations archives encounter when they collect digital material and operate in the digital era.