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Trovebox adds support for Archive.org storage
Photo storage and organization service Trovebox announced today that they added support for storing your photos at archive.org. Or as they put it: Check out their announcement. We’re excited to host their patrons’ photos and keep them safe.
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Open Call for tumblr Collaborators
When it comes to collaborative culture, tumblr is where it’s at – and we’re ready to jump in. We’re not going to just redirect this blog, though, we’re opening up our tumblr URL to anyone interested in messing around with … Continue reading
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Memorial for Aaron Swartz in SF at Internet Archive Thurs 7pm
Dear Friends,Please join us as we gather to remember Aaron Swartz on the evening of Thursday, January 24th. Reception at 7:00pm Memorial at 8:00pm at the Internet Archive 300 Funston Avenue San Francisco 94118 Speakers will include Danny O’Brien, … Continue reading
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Internet Archive & EFF successfully block Washington State law
Earlier this year the Internet Archive with EFF’s help joined a suit to challenge the enforcement of a new Washington state law, SB 6251. While the law was intended to curb advertising for underage sex workers, the language was overly … Continue reading
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80 terabytes of archived web crawl data available for research
Internet Archive crawls and saves web pages and makes them available for viewing through the Wayback Machine because we believe in the importance of archiving digital artifacts for future generations to learn from. In the process, of course, we accumulate … Continue reading
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Launch of the DigiBaeck Project
The Internet Archive, working with the Leo Baeck Institute, is pleased to be a part of the Oct 16, 2012 launch of their DigiBaeck project, a massive (formerly print) archival collection of history pertaining to German speaking Jewry. Robert Miller, … Continue reading
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Our Ten Petabyte Party: Live Streamed or In Person! Thurs Oct 25th 6-7:30PT
Please join us for a free reception and short presentations, Thursday, October 25th from 6 to 7:30pm, in person, or live streamed at http://toc.oreilly.com/: Television News Broadcasts are now Searchable (350,000 of them!) All of Balinese Literature now online and … Continue reading
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A/V Geeks fundraiser to digitize 100 miles of film
A/V Geeks has done a lot of digitization of old film for The Internet Archive. They are trying to raise funds to digitize many more hours of footage to put up on archive.org which will be free to view and … Continue reading
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Downloading in bulk using wget
If you’ve ever wanted to download files from many different archive.org items in an automated way, here is one method to do it. ____________________________________________________________ Here’s an overview of what we’ll do: 1. Confirm or install a terminal emulator and wget … Continue reading
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“Please, sir, I want some more.”
You want it, you got it! Happy 200th Mr. Charles Dickens. 1,345 books a few movies: Oliver Twist Scrooge A Christmas Carol 96 audio items
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Rick Prelinger’s “Lost Landscapes of San Francisco 6″ Tuesday Jan 24 7:30pm at the Internet Archive
Rick Prelinger will be presenting his latest version of Lost Landscapes of San Francisco at the Internet Archive. Lost Landscapes of San Francisco 6 (2011) is the latest in a series of historical urban explorations, made from home movies, industrial … Continue reading
Internet Archive joins protest of PIPA / SOPA legislation
San Francisco, CA – On January 18, 2012, Internet Archive joined the thousands of internet websites that went dark in protest of the proposed SOPA and PIPA legislation. 12 Hours Dark: Internet Archive vs. Censorship Hackers & Founders organized a … Continue reading
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Archive-It Team Encourages Your Contributions To The “Occupy Movement” Collection
Since September 17th, 2011 when protesters descended on Wall Street, set up tents, and refused to move until their voices were heard, an impassioned plea for economic and social equality has manifested itself in similar protests and demonstrations around the … Continue reading
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Wayback Machine Scheduled Outage Friday through Monday
Update Wednesday 5:45pm: We spent the day fixing hardware and brought up 7 of the machines that were down. About 90% of the Wayback Machine data is back online now. We do still have a few machines that don’t want … Continue reading
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Volunteer – Help us get 200,000 books on Sunday!
We have a windfall: the Friends of the San Francisco Public Library are offering all the unsold books from their yearly book sale to the Internet Archive if we can pack them up. The Archive will then move them to … Continue reading
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Understanding 9/11: A Television News Archive
We are proud to announce the launch of Understanding 9/11: A Television News Archive, a library of news coverage of the events of 9/11/2001 and their aftermath as presented by U.S. and international broadcasters. A resource for scholars, journalists and … Continue reading
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LEARNING FROM RECORDED MEMORY: 9/11 TV News Archive Conference
LEARNING FROM RECORDED MEMORY: 9/11 TV News Archive Conference Co-sponsored by Internet Archive and New York University’s Moving Image Archiving and Preservation Program, Tisch School of the Arts Wednesday, August 24, 4:00-6:00 pm; reception follows New York University, Tisch School … Continue reading
Rosetta Project’s Record-A-Thon at the Internet Archive tomorrow
The Rosetta Project is trying to record 50 or more languages in one day in a Record-A-Thon event. If you’re in the San Francisco area, stop by the Internet Archive’s offices tomorrow to participate. The event was covered in the … Continue reading
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In-Library eBook Lending Program Expands to 1,000 Libraries
Internet Archive announces 1,000 Library Partners from 6 countries have joined to build and lend a pool of 100,000+ eBooks; Extending the Traditional In-Library Lending Model. San Francisco, CA – Today, the Internet Archive announced that the 1,000th library from … Continue reading
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Tagged eBooks, in-library, lending, libraries, openlibrary
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Our Newest Addition – Film Scanning
We’re pretty excited about the film-to-digital scanner we just received. It is the first Müller Framescanner in the United States. It is the first film scanner in the world that supports all movie formats up to super 16 mm. It … Continue reading
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