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Declaration to be ‘Defensive’ for the Defensive Patent License
The Internet Archive hereby declares itself ‘Defensive’ by committing to offer a Defensive Patent License, version 1.1 or any later version, for any of its patents, to any DPL User. The Internet Archive does not have any patents at this … Continue reading
Defensive Patent License: Troll Proofed. Innovation Protected.
Today the Defensive Patent License is officially released. It is designed to bring free software ideas to the patent arena by encouraging patent owners to declare themselves “defensive,” and share their patents with others that have declared themselves defensive. … Continue reading
Posted in Announcements, News
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430 Billion Web Pages Saved….Help Us Do More!
Dear Friends, Today we launch our End-of-Year Campaign. Once a year, I ask all of you to keep the Internet Archive going and growing stronger. Please help us reach our goal of raising $1.5 million by the end of the year. Your support will … Continue reading
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Music Analysis Beginnings
As mentioned in our recent Building Music Libraries post, we are working with researchers at Columbia University and UPF in Barcelona to run their code on the music collection to help their research and to provide new analyses that could help with … Continue reading
Posted in Audio Archive, Live Music Archive, Music
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Using Docker to Encapsulate Complicated Program is Successful
The Internet Archive has been using docker in a useful way that is a bit out of the mainstream: to package a command-line binary and its dependencies so we can deploy it on a cluster and use it in the same … Continue reading
Posted in Music, Technical
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NYtimes Readers: Try our beta website
The NYtimes article on us has our beta website address incorrect as archive.org, but please visit archive.org/v2 instead.
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Building Libraries Together: New Tools for a New Direction
(NYtimes on this announcement, video of talks) Let’s work together to save all human knowledge. Today the Internet Archive is announcing a new beta site and new tools to encourage everyone to lend a hand. We were founded in 1996 … Continue reading
Posted in Announcements, Archive Version 2, News
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Building Music Libraries
The Internet Archive is working with partners to preserve our musical heritage. The music collections started 8 years ago with the etree.org live music recordings and grew when we started hosting netlabels. Now through new efforts and partnerships we have … Continue reading
Posted in Announcements, Live Music Archive, Music, News
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Please Help Protect Net Neutrality
Please stand with the Internet Archive to Protect Net Neutrality by writing to your congressperson. Today, many organizations are putting “Internet Loading” symbols on their sites to bring awareness to the stakes to those of us that would be … Continue reading
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Working to Stop Rewriting Copyright Laws via TPP Treaty
The Internet Archive joined Our Fair Deal along with EFF and Public Knowledge to stop the US from using the Trans-Pacific Partnership treaty from changing our copyright laws. The coalition sent two open letters to TPP negotiators today on critical … Continue reading
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