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The Internet Archive invites applications for "Records on the web: An introduction to data analysis and instruction," a daylong workshop hosted by the National Gallery of Art Library in Washington, DC, on July 25, 2023, to precede ARCHIVES*RECORDS 2023. Read More
by Karl-Rainer Blumenthal, Web Archivist for Archive-It This is the first in a blog series about the web archiving software and hardware that Archive-It partners share. Want to know more ... Read More
by Jillian Lohndorf, Web Archivist for Archive-It When you think about the web, what do you imagine? Maybe it’s a flashback to your first interactions with the web? Or your first ... Read More
by the Archive-It team The State of the WARC Report captures Archive-It partners’ practices and plans for preserving the Web ARChive (WARC) files that constitute their web archive collections. As ... Read More
by Jillian Lohndorf and Karl-Rainer Blumenthal, Web Archivists for Archive-It The Web Archiving Workflow, from the new “Guide for new Archive-It users.” We recently highlighted opportunities for partners and peers ... Read More
by Karl-Rainer Blumenthal This is the third in Archive-It’s ongoing series of discussions with partners who share resources, policies, and personnel in order to archive the web collaboratively. For Part ... Read More
by Jefferson Bailey & Maria Praetzellis Last year we launched an annual digital preservation survey in order to get a better sense of the Archive-It community’s practices, tools, and goals ... Read More
by Jefferson Bailey & Maria LaCalle We circulated a survey in June 2015 that asked Archive-It partners about their local digital preservation activities involving WARC files. With this survey we ... Read More
By Jefferson Bailey Back in October, Georgetown University Law Library hosted a one-day symposium, “404/File Not Found: Link Rot, Legal Citation and Projects to Preserve Precedent,” that featured an excellent, ... Read More
By Scott Reed, Partner Specialist Newsrooms across the country are closing, leaving many city halls without journalists on the watch. Those that do remain operate on quickly shrinking budgets. ... Read More
