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Category Archives: Announcements
Why Bitcoin is on the Internet Archive’s Balance Sheet
A foundation was curious as to why we have Bitcoin on our balance sheet, and I thought I would explain it publicly. The Internet Archive explores how bitcoin and other Internet innovations can be useful in the non-profit sphere– … Continue reading
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The Internet Archive’s Annual Bash – Come Celebrate With Us!
What’s your personal rabbit hole? 78 rpm recordings? 20th Century women writers? Friendster sites? Vintage software? Educational films from the 50s? Find out at the Internet Archive’s Annual Bash: The Internet Archive invites you to enter our 20th Century Time … Continue reading
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The Battle to Save Net Neutrality – Please Join Us
Net neutrality, the principle that broadband companies like Comcast and AT&T shouldn’t pick winners and losers on the Internet, is under attack in Washington, DC. The Trump Federal Communications Commission (FCC) is proposing to repeal the strong 2015 net neutrality … Continue reading
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Statement and Questions Regarding an Indian Court’s Order to Block archive.org
After multiple attempts to contact the relevant authorities in the Indian government regarding the recent blocking of archive.org in that country, the Internet Archive received a response early this morning indicating that two court orders (here and here) were the … Continue reading
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Canadian Library Consortia OCUL and COPPUL Join Forces with Archive-It to Expand Web Archiving in Canada
The Council of Prairie and Pacific University Libraries (COPPUL) and the Ontario Council of University Libraries (OCUL) have joined forces in a multi-consortial offering of Archive-It, the web archiving service of the Internet Archive. Working together, COPPUL and OCUL are … Continue reading
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TV News Record: McCain returns to vote, Spicer departs
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. Last week, Sean Spicer left his White House post and Anthony Scaramucci, the new communications … Continue reading
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Tagged Chuck Schumer, Donald Trump, Face-O-Matic, fact checking, Fox News, Health care, health care reform, John McCain, MSNBC, oil, Paul Ryan, Richard Nixon, Robert Mueller, Russia, Sean Spicer, The Rachel Maddow Show, transgender, TV news archive
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You’re Invited to a Community Screening of PBS series, AMERICAN EPIC: Sunday July 30 & Aug 6
In celebration of the launch of the “Great 78 Project” the Internet Archive is sponsoring a Community Screening of the PBS documentary series “American Epic”, an inside look at one of the greatest-ever untold stories: how the ordinary people of … Continue reading
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Internet Archive Artist in Residence Exhibition — August 5–26
By Amir Esfahani Ever Gold [Projects] is pleased to present The Internet Archive’s 2017 Artist in Residence Exhibition, an exhibition conceived in collaboration with the Internet Archive presenting the culmination of the first year of the Internet Archive’s visual arts … Continue reading
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Internet Archive TV News Lab: Introducing Face-O-Matic, experimental Slack alert system tracking Trump & congressional leaders on TV news
Working with Matroid, a California-based start up specializing in identifying people and objects in images and video, the Internet Archive’s TV News Archive today releases Face-O-Matic, an experimental public service that alerts users via a Slack app whenever the faces … Continue reading
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Tagged BBC, Charles Schumer, CNN, Congress, Dan Schultz, Donald Trump, Donald Trump Jr., Face-O-Matic, Fox News, Health care, Matroid, Mitch McConnell, MSNBC, Nancy Pelosi, Paul Ryan, Slack, TV news archive
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Film Screening: Lost Landscapes of LA on August 7
By Rick Prelinger Lost Landscapes of Los Angeles (2016, 83 minutes) is an experimental documentary tracing the changing city of Los Angeles (1920s-1960s), showing how its landscape expresses an almost infinite collection of mythologies. Made from home movies and studio-produced … Continue reading
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