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In 2001 the situation has not changed in any significant manner: Purdy, Jesse E. [(et al.)] Learning and Memory (second ed. Wadsworth: 2001). Summed up the situation: On Long-Term Memory Purdy states:
"In contrast to short-memory, long-term memory is thought of as a system or set of systems that stores memories with retention intervals up to entire lifetime of 70 or 80 years. … One of the other defining feature of long-term memory is its seeming ability to f form and store new memories." (P. 5).