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By Karl-Rainer Blumenthal It’s comforting to know that with the help of Freedom of Press and Archive-It, the internet never forgets. So ends a thorough report by Wired’s Louise Matsakis ... Read More
Originally posted on the Internet Archive blog. This week, the University of California California Digital Libraries and the UC Libraries announced a partnership with Internet Archive’s Archive-It Service. In the ... Read More
“Websites are important records of institutional history, but they are also always being updated, redesigned, or taken down. How do we access important information from  outdated versions of websites? The ... Read More
“…With no time to lose, a hasty distress call was made to an office 6,500 miles away in San Francisco, a converted church that is home to the Internet Archive ... Read More
“When a group of investigative reporters was raided last month in Crimea by masked gunmen, they made an unlikely call: to a group of archivists 6,000 miles away in San ... Read More
Jefferson Bailey of Metropolitan New York Library Council and Joshua Ranger of AudioVisual Preservation Solutions are the hosts of our favorite podcast about archives and preservation, “More Podcast, Less Process” ... Read More
Library of Congress’s Signal Blog posted about the International Internet Preservation Consortium (IIPC) Sochi Olympic collection, a collaboration between IIPC member institutions, the Internet Archive, and Archive-It. It is a ... Read More
Last month we featured guest poster Jaime McCurry, current National Digital Stewardship Resident at Folger Shakespeare Library. She recently interviewed Maureen McCormick Harlow, NDSR resident at National Library of Medicine on ... Read More
“Visualizing Digital Collections at Archive-It”, was the subject of a recent MS thesis by Kalpesh Padia (who is continuing his Ph.D. studies at NC State University) and a JCDL 2012 ... Read More
“Over the past year, NYARC has surveyed the publishing and web archiving landscape to develop a program for collecting born-digital art research materials.” An overview of this project called ... Read More
