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Category Archives: Announcements
The 20th Century Time Machine
by Nancy Watzman & Katie Dahl With the turn of a dial, some flashing lights, and the requisite puff of fog, emcees Tracey Jaquith, TV Architect, and Jason Scott, Free Range Archivist, cranked up the Internet Archive 20th Century Time … Continue reading
Posted in 78rpm, Announcements, Event, News, Open Library, Wayback Machine - Web Archive
Tagged brewster kahle, David Leonard, hypercards, Rick Prelinger, Sab Masada, Wayback Machine
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Syncing Catalogs with thousands of Libraries in 120 Countries through OCLC
We are pleased to announce that the Internet Archive and OCLC have agreed to synchronize the metadata describing our digital books with OCLC’s WorldCat. WorldCat is a union catalog that itemizes the collections of thousands of libraries in more than … Continue reading
Posted in Announcements, News, Open Library
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Boston Public Library’s Sound Archives Coming to the Internet Archive for Preservation & Public Access
Today, the Boston Public Library announced the transfer of significant holdings from its Sound Archives Collection to the Internet Archive, which will digitize, preserve and make these recordings accessible to the public. The Boston Public Library (BPL) sound collection includes … Continue reading
Posted in Announcements, News
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Books from 1923 to 1941 Now Liberated!
[press: boingboing] The Internet Archive is now leveraging a little known, and perhaps never used, provision of US copyright law, Section 108h, which allows libraries to scan and make available materials published 1923 to 1941 if they are not being … Continue reading
Posted in Announcements, News, Open Library
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Internet Archive’s Annual Bash this Wednesday! — Get your tickets now before we run out!
UPDATE: Tickets for the 20th Century Time Machine are officially Sold Out! If you would like to join our waitlist, we’ll release tickets as they become available and let you know via email. Click here to join the waitlist — … Continue reading
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History is happening, and we’re not just watching
Which recent hurricane got the least amount of attention from TV news broadcasters? Irma Maria Harvey Thomas Jefferson said, “Government that governs least governs best.” True False Mitch McConnell shows up most on which cable TV news channel? CNN Fox … Continue reading
Posted in Announcements, News, Television Archive
Tagged Al Jazeera, BBC, Chuck Schumer, Deusche Welle, Donald Trump, Duke Reporters' Lab, Executive Branch, Face-O-Matic, fact checkers, fact checking, Factcheck.org, FiveThirtyEight, global, hurricane, Mitch McConnell, Nancy Pelosi, PolitiFact, Puerto Rico, Tech & Check, The Washington Post's Fact Checker, Third Eye, TV news archive, Vox
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TV News Record: 1,340 fact checks collected and counting
A weekly round up on what’s happening and what we’re seeing at the TV News Archive by Katie Dahl and Nancy Watzman. Additional research by Robin Chin. In an era when social media algorithms skew what people see online, the Internet … Continue reading
Posted in Announcements, News, Television Archive
Tagged Chuck Schumer, Donald Trump, Factcheck.org, Mike Pence, Mitch McConnell, Nancy Pelosi, Paul Ryan, PolitiFact, The Washington Post's Fact Checker, Trump Archive
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Wayback Machine Playback… now with Timestamps!
The Wayback Machine has an exciting new feature: it can list the dates and times, the Timestamps, of all page elements compared to the date and time of the base URL of a page. This means that users can see, … Continue reading
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TV News Record: Wayback Machine saves deleted prez tweets
A weekly round up on what’s happening and what we’re seeing at the TV News Archive by Katie Dahl and Nancy Watzman. Additional research by Robin Chin. In this week’s TV News Archive roundup, we explain how presidential tweets are forever, show … Continue reading
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Tagged Antarctica, CREW, Donald Trump, Luther Strange, NFL, PolitiFact, Roy Moore, Television Explorer, Third Eye, Wayback Machine
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MacArthur Foundation’s $100 Million Award Finalists
Today, the MacArthur Foundation announced the finalists for its 100&Change competition, awarding a single organization $100 million to solve one of the world’s biggest problems. The Internet Archive’s Open Libraries project, one of eight semifinalists, did not make the cut … Continue reading
Posted in Announcements, Books Archive, News, Open Library
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