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We have a new pop-up space at DWeb Camp this year: the Migration Station, a space for archiving migration mementos and self-organized workshops. The exact location is TBD, but it will be located near the Library and rock climbing station. Our theme of this year’s Camp is Migration: Moving Together — to touch upon what is a pertinent reality for so … Read more
Join us for a book talk with author NATHAN SCHNEIDER. Discover how we can transform digital spaces into more democratic and creative environments, inspired by governance legacies of the past. UCSD professor and author LILLY IRANI will lead our discussion. Book Talk: Governable SpacesThursday, August 22 @ 10am PT / 1pm ETRegister now for the free, virtual … Read more
Guest blog by ngọc triệu, DWeb Fellowship Director The DWeb Camp 2024 theme is “Migration: Moving Together.” Migration, in the context of decentralization, involves moving people and their data to a more open, secure, equitable, and accessible decentralized web. It is a call for collective action and resource gathering that will not only enable these … Read more
A part of a series: The Internet Archive as Research Library Written by Caralee Adams When gathering evidence for a court case or researching human rights violations, Lili Siri Spira often found that the material she needed was preserved by the Internet Archive. Spira is the Social Media and Campaign Marketing Manager for TechEquity Collaborative, as … Read more
This post is part of our ongoing series highlighting how our patrons and partners use the Internet Archive to further their own research and programs. From Patricia Rose, in her own words: In 2019, after retiring from an administrative career at the University of Pennsylvania, I signed up to be a tour guide at Philadelphia’s historic Laurel Hill … Read more
This post is part of our ongoing series highlighting how our patrons and partners use the Internet Archive to further their own research and programs. David Samuel, a Canadian-born viola player, has lived all over the world working as a professional musician. A graduate of The Juilliard School, he lived in Europe and New Zealand before settling … Read more
We are excited to announce the public availability of ARCH (Archives Research Compute Hub), a new research and education service that helps users easily build, access, and analyze digital collections computationally at scale. ARCH represents a combination of the Internet Archive’s experience supporting computational research for more than a decade by providing large-scale data to researchers … Read more
A precious tool. That’s how Laura Ranca describes the Wayback Machine in her work. As a researcher at the Berlin-based organization Tactical Tech and its Exposing the Invisible Project, she helps people use technology to inform, educate and advance causes. Ranca trains journalists, human rights activists, scholars and everyday citizens to use the internet to investigate and gather … Read more
By Jennifer Waits, Curator of the DLARC College Radio Collection In fall 2023, after learning about the amazing breadth of The Internet Archive’s Digital Library of Amateur Radio and Communications (DLARC), I started to dream about what a college radio version of that collection would look like. I shared with curator Kay Savetz some of my “wish-list” items, which … Read more
Join Internet Archive’s Chris Freeland for a discussion with Oya Y. Rieger about ‘Moving Theory Into Practice,’ the landmark digitization guide & workshop that sparked a revolution in digital libraries.Thursday, August 24 @ 10am PT / 1pm ET REGISTER NOW As the digital library field emerged in the mid- to late-1990s, librarians faced numerous challenges … Read more