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by the Archive-It Team From our team to yours, wishing you all the best this Holiday Season!! Community News Exploring Mormon mommy blogs as a domain link graph produced with ... Read More
CARTA Information Session We will be hosting a Collaborative ART Archive (CARTA) information session on November 8th! Please join us to learn about CARTA, a collaborative team of art libraries ... Read More
by the Community Programs team The Collaborative Art Archive (CARTA) is excited to announce the publication of CARTA: Promoting Computational Research with Art on the Web and CARTA Collection Research ... Read More
Plausible Analytics Release for Archive-It This week, the Internet Archive released Archive-It’s self-hosted feature to measure and track access to subscribers’ web archives, replacing the prior integration with Google Analytics. ... Read More
by Tanya Ulmer, Web Archivist for Archive-It The annual Archive-It Partner Meeting took place on July 26th in Washington, D.C. Around 30 partners and friends of Archive-It gathered in person ... Read More
Introducing ARCH (Archives Research Compute Hub) ARCH, In-Browser Visualization We are excited to announce the public availability of ARCH (Archives Research Compute Hub), a new research service that helps users analyze ... Read More
by Diane Maher, Head of Archives, Special Collections, and Digital Initiatives at the Copley Library, University of San Diego The creation of our two human rights web archive collections, Human ... Read More
by Tanya Ulmer, Web Archivist for Archive-It Notes are a convenient way to communicate with others working in the same Archive-It account, or even with yourself at a later date. ... Read More
Introducing the Collaborative ART Archive (CARTA) portal CARTA has a new portal! You can now browse the web archives of CARTA’s eight Collections created from the seed nominations of 40 ... Read More
by Tanya Ulmer, Web Archivist for Archive-It Seed groups have been around for a while, allowing partners to organize their seeds on their public collections’ pages at archive-it.org. But did ... Read More
