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In the news: Trump Archive, end-of-term preservation, & link rot
News outlets have been getting the word out on Internet Archive efforts to preserve President-elect Donald Trump’s statements; the outgoing Obama Administration’s web page and government data; as well as preventing that nasty experience of encountering a “404” when you … Continue reading
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