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From the April 6, 2009 edition MAIN STREET When treasures are worth preserving Newport firm digitally preserves rare documents, photos and artwork By William Hamilton PBN Staff Writer The business plan developed by Edward and Diana Coderre was simple enough: Launch a digital-archiving company that would cater mostly to preservation groups that needed to record one-of-a-kind documents, photos and artwork so they could be viewed without the risk of damage, or before they were lost to the ravages of time. More » This item is available in full to subscribers. Please log in to continue. To purchase a copy of this article for $2.00, click here.