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🚨 What happens if the Internet Archive goes dark?
From KQED's new podcast, Close All Tabs, digital librarian @npub1ftlr...3e6s talks about the challenges of preserving digital history, and why the Internet Archive’s mission matters more than ever.
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🔗 Websites vanish. Links break. But knowledge can live on with your help. Use the Wayback Machine’s Save Page Now tool to archive webpages that are important to you. 🕰️ 💾
📌 Try it now: web.archive.org/save
🎞️ Home movies capture the moments that define our lives—family gatherings, celebrations, everyday joys. Yet, these irreplaceable films are vanishing due to time, neglect & decay.
In our latest Vanishing Culture essay, archivist Rick Prelinger explores why preserving home movies matters, how digital scanning is revolutionizing access, and why no film should be left unscanned.
Current Affairs magazine demonstrates that you don't need paywalls for sustainability. 🧱 By embracing a model of free access and reader support, the publication is thriving without locking away knowledge. Learn how:
Websites vanish, formats decay, and history gets lost. On the No Way Out podcast, mark Graham (@npub1sy2l...wuw5)—a veteran of the U.S. Air Force and a key figure at the Internet Archive & its Wayback Machine—breaks down the challenges of preserving digital history. What does it take to save knowledge in the digital age?
🎧 Listen now: https://www.aglx.com/no-way-out/
Consumers are being sold an illusion of ownership. "Buy" a digital movie, an e-book, or a game today? Tomorrow, it could vanish. 🕳️
Senator Ron Wyden is calling on the FTC to crack down on this digital "bait-and-switch." Read the letter & learn what's at stake in our latest post ➡️
