#digitalpreservation — Public Fediverse posts
Live and recent posts from across the Fediverse tagged #digitalpreservation, aggregated by home.social.
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#Scienceouverte
📢Conférence "Le projet Software Heritage et la gestion de vos logiciels de recherche"💡
Avec Simon Delamare, ambassadeur @swheritage et ing. de recherche au laboratoire LIP
📅 2 juin 11h @ENSdeLyon & online
🖊️S'inscrire ➡️ https://www.bibliotheque-diderot.fr/acces-rapides/formulaires-de-contact/inscription-au-printemps-de-la-donnee-2026-ens-de-lyon
#openscience #researchsoftwares #opensourcce #ENSLyon #reproducibility #reproductibilité #codes #logiciels #softwares #digitalpreservation #PDLD2026 -
💡 Why is archiving web pages only a kludge, and why do we need forkable, git-style architecture for websites?
📹 Watch @brewsterkahle share his vision at the DWeb Meetup at @cbase, and come to discuss it with him at #DWebCamp on July 8–12!
https://archive.org/details/dweb-meetup-berlin-20260228-brewster-kahle
#DWeb #camp #Web #WebDev #archive #InternetArchive #archiving #library #digitalLibrary #digitalPreservation
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💡 Why is archiving web pages only a kludge, and why do we need forkable, git-style architecture for websites?
📹 Watch @brewsterkahle share his vision at the DWeb Meetup at @cbase, and come to discuss it with him at #DWebCamp on July 8–12!
https://archive.org/details/dweb-meetup-berlin-20260228-brewster-kahle
#DWeb #camp #Web #WebDev #archive #InternetArchive #archiving #library #digitalLibrary #digitalPreservation
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💡 Why is archiving web pages only a kludge, and why do we need forkable, git-style architecture for websites?
📹 Watch @brewsterkahle share his vision at the DWeb Meetup at @cbase, and come to discuss it with him at #DWebCamp on July 8–12!
https://archive.org/details/dweb-meetup-berlin-20260228-brewster-kahle
#DWeb #camp #Web #WebDev #archive #InternetArchive #archiving #library #digitalLibrary #digitalPreservation
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💡 Why is archiving web pages only a kludge, and why do we need forkable, git-style architecture for websites?
📹 Watch @brewsterkahle share his vision at the DWeb Meetup at @cbase, and come to discuss it with him at #DWebCamp on July 8–12!
https://archive.org/details/dweb-meetup-berlin-20260228-brewster-kahle
#DWeb #camp #Web #WebDev #archive #InternetArchive #archiving #library #digitalLibrary #digitalPreservation
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💡 Why is archiving web pages only a kludge, and why do we need forkable, git-style architecture for websites?
📹 Watch @brewsterkahle share his vision at the DWeb Meetup at @cbase, and come to discuss it with him at #DWebCamp on July 8–12!
https://archive.org/details/dweb-meetup-berlin-20260228-brewster-kahle
#DWeb #camp #Web #WebDev #archive #InternetArchive #archiving #library #digitalLibrary #digitalPreservation
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SUMMER & EID 2026 Clear Sale 🌙
Releasing my personal digital archive as one ethical bundle:
• 15,000+ art images
• 1,500+ public-domain & licensed PDF books
• 20 adult + 20 kids audiobooks
• 300 business card templates
• 300 vintage gamesPay once $26.26, own forever. No tracking, direct download.
https://ko-fi.com/s/a2018e4c0b#Eid2026 #Summer2026 #CreativeCommons #DigitalPreservation #IndieCreator #OpenCulture
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"Our new analysis shows that more than 340 local news sites across the United States are now limiting the Internet Archive’s ability to access and preserve their stories. Many sites in our sample are owned by five of the seven largest local news publishers in the country: USA Today Co., McClatchy, Advance Local, MediaNews Group, and Tribune Publishing. The latter two are both subsidiaries of the “vulture hedge fund” Alden Global Capital.
Researchers, historians, and citizens around the world rely on the web archives of local news sites to do their work.
“Blocking the Internet Archive’s web crawlers threatens one of the most effective ways that we capture and store news content for the long term,” Edward McCain, a journalism librarian at the University of Missouri, said. “In the present we may have some workarounds, but in the long run, it weakens a vital link in primary source materials that we need to understand where we’ve been and where we want to go.”
Working journalists are among the most frequent users of the Wayback Machine’s local news archives. Over the last month, online petitions have called for news media companies to allow the Internet Archive to preserve their journalism."
#InternetArchiving #DigitalArchiving #News #Journalism #Media #DigitalPreservation
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"Our new analysis shows that more than 340 local news sites across the United States are now limiting the Internet Archive’s ability to access and preserve their stories. Many sites in our sample are owned by five of the seven largest local news publishers in the country: USA Today Co., McClatchy, Advance Local, MediaNews Group, and Tribune Publishing. The latter two are both subsidiaries of the “vulture hedge fund” Alden Global Capital.
Researchers, historians, and citizens around the world rely on the web archives of local news sites to do their work.
“Blocking the Internet Archive’s web crawlers threatens one of the most effective ways that we capture and store news content for the long term,” Edward McCain, a journalism librarian at the University of Missouri, said. “In the present we may have some workarounds, but in the long run, it weakens a vital link in primary source materials that we need to understand where we’ve been and where we want to go.”
Working journalists are among the most frequent users of the Wayback Machine’s local news archives. Over the last month, online petitions have called for news media companies to allow the Internet Archive to preserve their journalism."
#InternetArchiving #DigitalArchiving #News #Journalism #Media #DigitalPreservation
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"Our new analysis shows that more than 340 local news sites across the United States are now limiting the Internet Archive’s ability to access and preserve their stories. Many sites in our sample are owned by five of the seven largest local news publishers in the country: USA Today Co., McClatchy, Advance Local, MediaNews Group, and Tribune Publishing. The latter two are both subsidiaries of the “vulture hedge fund” Alden Global Capital.
Researchers, historians, and citizens around the world rely on the web archives of local news sites to do their work.
“Blocking the Internet Archive’s web crawlers threatens one of the most effective ways that we capture and store news content for the long term,” Edward McCain, a journalism librarian at the University of Missouri, said. “In the present we may have some workarounds, but in the long run, it weakens a vital link in primary source materials that we need to understand where we’ve been and where we want to go.”
Working journalists are among the most frequent users of the Wayback Machine’s local news archives. Over the last month, online petitions have called for news media companies to allow the Internet Archive to preserve their journalism."
#InternetArchiving #DigitalArchiving #News #Journalism #Media #DigitalPreservation
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"Our new analysis shows that more than 340 local news sites across the United States are now limiting the Internet Archive’s ability to access and preserve their stories. Many sites in our sample are owned by five of the seven largest local news publishers in the country: USA Today Co., McClatchy, Advance Local, MediaNews Group, and Tribune Publishing. The latter two are both subsidiaries of the “vulture hedge fund” Alden Global Capital.
Researchers, historians, and citizens around the world rely on the web archives of local news sites to do their work.
“Blocking the Internet Archive’s web crawlers threatens one of the most effective ways that we capture and store news content for the long term,” Edward McCain, a journalism librarian at the University of Missouri, said. “In the present we may have some workarounds, but in the long run, it weakens a vital link in primary source materials that we need to understand where we’ve been and where we want to go.”
Working journalists are among the most frequent users of the Wayback Machine’s local news archives. Over the last month, online petitions have called for news media companies to allow the Internet Archive to preserve their journalism."
#InternetArchiving #DigitalArchiving #News #Journalism #Media #DigitalPreservation
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"Our new analysis shows that more than 340 local news sites across the United States are now limiting the Internet Archive’s ability to access and preserve their stories. Many sites in our sample are owned by five of the seven largest local news publishers in the country: USA Today Co., McClatchy, Advance Local, MediaNews Group, and Tribune Publishing. The latter two are both subsidiaries of the “vulture hedge fund” Alden Global Capital.
Researchers, historians, and citizens around the world rely on the web archives of local news sites to do their work.
“Blocking the Internet Archive’s web crawlers threatens one of the most effective ways that we capture and store news content for the long term,” Edward McCain, a journalism librarian at the University of Missouri, said. “In the present we may have some workarounds, but in the long run, it weakens a vital link in primary source materials that we need to understand where we’ve been and where we want to go.”
Working journalists are among the most frequent users of the Wayback Machine’s local news archives. Over the last month, online petitions have called for news media companies to allow the Internet Archive to preserve their journalism."
#InternetArchiving #DigitalArchiving #News #Journalism #Media #DigitalPreservation
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Porting SafeText and analyzing digital content with Apache Tika
by @beet_keeperLast year I wrote about pitfalls in modern journalism, especially with regards to receiving documents and information from whistleblowers without offering them adequate protection.
The tl;dr is that you, as a whistleblower, need to protect yourself; and you, as an editor or journalist, need to protect your whistleblowers.
Steganographic fingerprints might be one method adopted to detect someone leaking information. Steganographic characters replace common textual characters with unusual but hard to detect variants, e.g. they look the same to the human eye, or are actually invisible. Using a tool called SafeText by David Jacobson we can identify these hidden fingerprints in the content that you share.
I firmly believe we can find clues about what is important to preserve, or learn to preserve, when we analyse the content of the digital record and not just the (file) format of the digital record.
A file can contain many different features and these are all challenges to their future interpretation, and thus preservation.
I wanted to use SafeText in some of my other non-Python tooling and so I decided to port the code to Golang as a composable module and binary.
By coincidence at the time I started writing this I had also just written about revisiting tikalinkextract and so I thought I would write this small explanation about how you might combine Tika and SafeText to perform some content analysis of your own.
Who knows, maybe we will find a conspiracy. Maybe we’ll find secret codes in our own digital records. Maybe we’ll learn something new about our records…
Lets have a look at putting Tika and SafeText together and see where it goes.
#ApacheTika #authenticity #Code #Coding #ContentAnalysis #Data #DigitalHumanities #digitalLiteracy #DigitalPreservation #Golang #integrity #Metadata #Paradata #SafeText #steganography -
Porting SafeText and analyzing digital content with Apache Tika
by @beet_keeperLast year I wrote about pitfalls in modern journalism, especially with regards to receiving documents and information from whistleblowers without offering them adequate protection.
The tl;dr is that you, as a whistleblower, need to protect yourself; and you, as an editor or journalist, need to protect your whistleblowers.
Steganographic fingerprints might be one method adopted to detect someone leaking information. Steganographic characters replace common textual characters with unusual but hard to detect variants, e.g. they look the same to the human eye, or are actually invisible. Using a tool called SafeText by David Jacobson we can identify these hidden fingerprints in the content that you share.
I firmly believe we can find clues about what is important to preserve, or learn to preserve, when we analyse the content of the digital record and not just the (file) format of the digital record.
A file can contain many different features and these are all challenges to their future interpretation, and thus preservation.
I wanted to use SafeText in some of my other non-Python tooling and so I decided to port the code to Golang as a composable module and binary.
By coincidence at the time I started writing this I had also just written about revisiting tikalinkextract and so I thought I would write this small explanation about how you might combine Tika and SafeText to perform some content analysis of your own.
Who knows, maybe we will find a conspiracy. Maybe we’ll find secret codes in our own digital records. Maybe we’ll learn something new about our records…
Lets have a look at putting Tika and SafeText together and see where it goes.
#ApacheTika #authenticity #Code #Coding #ContentAnalysis #Data #DigitalHumanities #digitalLiteracy #DigitalPreservation #Golang #integrity #Metadata #Paradata #SafeText #steganography -
Porting SafeText and analyzing digital content with Apache Tika
by @beet_keeperLast year I wrote about pitfalls in modern journalism, especially with regards to receiving documents and information from whistleblowers without offering them adequate protection.
The tl;dr is that you, as a whistleblower, need to protect yourself; and you, as an editor or journalist, need to protect your whistleblowers.
Steganographic fingerprints might be one method adopted to detect someone leaking information. Steganographic characters replace common textual characters with unusual but hard to detect variants, e.g. they look the same to the human eye, or are actually invisible. Using a tool called SafeText by David Jacobson we can identify these hidden fingerprints in the content that you share.
I firmly believe we can find clues about what is important to preserve, or learn to preserve, when we analyse the content of the digital record and not just the (file) format of the digital record.
A file can contain many different features and these are all challenges to their future interpretation, and thus preservation.
I wanted to use SafeText in some of my other non-Python tooling and so I decided to port the code to Golang as a composable module and binary.
By coincidence at the time I started writing this I had also just written about revisiting tikalinkextract and so I thought I would write this small explanation about how you might combine Tika and SafeText to perform some content analysis of your own.
Who knows, maybe we will find a conspiracy. Maybe we’ll find secret codes in our own digital records. Maybe we’ll learn something new about our records…
Lets have a look at putting Tika and SafeText together and see where it goes.
#ApacheTika #authenticity #Code #Coding #ContentAnalysis #Data #DigitalHumanities #digitalLiteracy #DigitalPreservation #Golang #integrity #Journalism #Metadata #Paradata #SafeText #steganography #Whistleblow #Whistleblower -
Why I Version Datasets Like Software https://tinyurl.com/2swz6r7j
#OpenData #SystemsThinking #Versioning #KnowledgeInfrastructure #PublicDatasets #DigitalPreservation #OpenKnowledge
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Porting SafeText and analyzing digital content with Apache Tika
by @beet_keeperLast year I wrote about pitfalls in modern journalism, especially with regards to receiving documents and information from whistleblowers without offering them adequate protection.
The tl;dr is that you, as a whistleblower, need to protect yourself; and you, as an editor or journalist, need to protect your whistleblowers.
Steganographic fingerprints might be one method adopted to detect someone leaking information. Steganographic characters replace common textual characters with unusual but hard to detect variants, e.g. they look the same to the human eye, or are actually invisible. Using a tool called SafeText by David Jacobson we can identify these hidden fingerprints in the content that you share.
I firmly believe we can find clues about what is important to preserve, or learn to preserve, when we analyse the content of the digital record and not just the (file) format of the digital record.
A file can contain many different features and these are all challenges to their future interpretation, and thus preservation.
I wanted to use SafeText in some of my other non-Python tooling and so I decided to port the code to Golang as a composable module and binary.
By coincidence at the time I started writing this I had also just written about revisiting tikalinkextract and so I thought I would write this small explanation about how you might combine Tika and SafeText to perform some content analysis of your own.
Who knows, maybe we will find a conspiracy. Maybe we’ll find secret codes in our own digital records. Maybe we’ll learn something new about our records…
Lets have a look at putting Tika and SafeText together and see where it goes.
Continue reading “Porting SafeText and analyzing digital content with Apache Tika”…
#ApacheTika #authenticity #Code #Coding #ContentAnalysis #Data #DigitalHumanities #digitalLiteracy #DigitalPreservation #Golang #integrity #Journalism #Metadata #Paradata #SafeText #steganography #Whistleblow #Whistleblower -
5.º Colóquio sobre Promoção e Dinamização Cultural e Educativa de Arquivos e Bibliotecas
2026-05-21 09:00 (Lisboa)
Auditório 1 (UAL - Lisboa) e Online#Portugal #lisboa #evento #online #arquivos #bibliotecas #preservação #digitalpreservation #CaboVerde #história
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5.º Colóquio sobre Promoção e Dinamização Cultural e Educativa de Arquivos e Bibliotecas
2026-05-21 09:00 (Lisboa)
Auditório 1 (UAL - Lisboa) e Online#Portugal #lisboa #evento #online #arquivos #bibliotecas #preservação #digitalpreservation #CaboVerde #história
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5.º Colóquio sobre Promoção e Dinamização Cultural e Educativa de Arquivos e Bibliotecas
2026-05-21 09:00 (Lisboa)
Auditório 1 (UAL - Lisboa) e Online#Portugal #lisboa #evento #online #arquivos #bibliotecas #preservação #digitalpreservation #CaboVerde #história
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Tell NYT, Atlantic, USA Today to Keep Wayback Machine
https://www.savethearchive.com/newsleaders/
#HackerNews #WaybackMachine #SaveTheArchive #DigitalPreservation #MediaEthics #OnlineHistory
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Tell NYT, Atlantic, USA Today to Keep Wayback Machine
https://www.savethearchive.com/newsleaders/
#HackerNews #WaybackMachine #SaveTheArchive #DigitalPreservation #MediaEthics #OnlineHistory
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Tell NYT, Atlantic, USA Today to Keep Wayback Machine
https://www.savethearchive.com/newsleaders/
#HackerNews #WaybackMachine #SaveTheArchive #DigitalPreservation #MediaEthics #OnlineHistory
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Tell NYT, Atlantic, USA Today to Keep Wayback Machine
https://www.savethearchive.com/newsleaders/
#HackerNews #WaybackMachine #SaveTheArchive #DigitalPreservation #MediaEthics #OnlineHistory
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Tell NYT, Atlantic, USA Today to Keep Wayback Machine
https://www.savethearchive.com/newsleaders/
#HackerNews #WaybackMachine #SaveTheArchive #DigitalPreservation #MediaEthics #OnlineHistory
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Maintenance begins at creation, so why are we not creating better?
by @beet_keeperThe beats are the same. You work for government, or academia (lets face it, that’s probably where 90% of the work is) you have a deliverable; you save it; you print to PDF; you store it on an institutional repository with some metadata (or Zenodo, OSF or equivalent) and its done.
There’s a small chance that it’s FAIR (Findable, Accessible, Interoperable, Reusable) right? It has metadata that can be discovered by an audience looking for it and can be indexed by search engines. The data is potentially accessible if published correctly. They’re not particularly interoperable or easily converted, and PDFs aren’t really designed for reuse, even if tools like Apache Tika help ease the burden of extracting artifacts. It’s just a PDF, why are we even talking about FAIR? There begins a story…
The beats are the same, yet, we work in digital preservation, our backgrounds are in GLAM or software, why do we want to shoot ourselves in the foot? Why are we not using our skills to create better?
#Archives #BetterPoster #ContinuumModel #createToMaintain #digipres #DigitalArchiving #DigitalContunuity #digitalLiteracy #DigitalPreservation #FAIR #FileFormats #GLAM #informationRecordsMangagement #NationalDigitalStewardshipAlliance #NDSA #OpenAccess #OpenData #PDF #RDM #ResearchDataLifecycle #RIM -
Maintenance begins at creation, so why are we not creating better?
by @beet_keeperThe beats are the same. You work for government, or academia (lets face it, that’s probably where 90% of the work is) you have a deliverable; you save it; you print to PDF; you store it on an institutional repository with some metadata (or Zenodo, OSF or equivalent) and its done.
There’s a small chance that it’s FAIR (Findable, Accessible, Interoperable, Reusable) right? It has metadata that can be discovered by an audience looking for it and can be indexed by search engines. The data is potentially accessible if published correctly. They’re not particularly interoperable or easily converted, and PDFs aren’t really designed for reuse, even if tools like Apache Tika help ease the burden of extracting artifacts. It’s just a PDF, why are we even talking about FAIR? There begins a story…
The beats are the same, yet, we work in digital preservation, our backgrounds are in GLAM or software, why do we want to shoot ourselves in the foot? Why are we not using our skills to create better?
Continue reading “Maintenance begins at creation, so why are we not creating better?”…
#Archives #BetterPoster #ContinuumModel #createToMaintain #digipres #DigitalArchiving #DigitalContunuity #digitalLiteracy #DigitalPreservation #FAIR #FileFormats #GLAM #informationRecordsMangagement #NationalDigitalStewardshipAlliance #NDSA #OpenAccess #OpenData #PDF #RDM #ResearchDataLifecycle #RIM -
Maintenance begins at creation, so why are we not creating better?
by @beet_keeperThe beats are the same. You work for government, or academia (lets face it, that’s probably where 90% of the work is) you have a deliverable; you save it; you print to PDF; you store it on an institutional repository with some metadata (or Zenodo, OSF or equivalent) and its done.
There’s a small chance that it’s FAIR (Findable, Accessible, Interoperable, Reusable) right? It has metadata that can be discovered by an audience looking for it and can be indexed by search engines. The data is potentially accessible if published correctly. They’re not particularly interoperable or easily converted, and PDFs aren’t really designed for reuse, even if tools like Apache Tika help ease the burden of extracting artifacts. It’s just a PDF, why are we even talking about FAIR? There begins a story…
The beats are the same, yet, we work in digital preservation, our backgrounds are in GLAM or software, why do we want to shoot ourselves in the foot? Why are we not using our skills to create better?
#Archives #ContinuumModel #createToMaintain #digipres #DigitalArchiving #DigitalContunuity #digitalLiteracy #DigitalPreservation #FAIR #FileFormats #GLAM #informationRecordsMangagement #NationalDigitalStewardshipAlliance #NDSA #OpenData #PDF #RDM #ResearchDataLifecycle #RIM -
Maintenance begins at creation, so why are we not creating better?
by @beet_keeperThe beats are the same. You work for government, or academia (lets face it, that’s probably where 90% of the work is) you have a deliverable; you save it; you print to PDF; you store it on an institutional repository with some metadata (or Zenodo, OSF or equivalent) and its done.
There’s a small chance that it’s FAIR (Findable, Accessible, Interoperable, Reusable) right? It has metadata that can be discovered by an audience looking for it and can be indexed by search engines. The data is potentially accessible if published correctly. They’re not particularly interoperable or easily converted, and PDFs aren’t really designed for reuse, even if tools like Apache Tika help ease the burden of extracting artifacts. It’s just a PDF, why are we even talking about FAIR? There begins a story…
The beats are the same, yet, we work in digital preservation, our backgrounds are in GLAM or software, why do we want to shoot ourselves in the foot? Why are we not using our skills to create better?
#Archives #ContinuumModel #createToMaintain #digipres #DigitalArchiving #DigitalContunuity #digitalLiteracy #DigitalPreservation #FAIR #FileFormats #GLAM #informationRecordsMangagement #NationalDigitalStewardshipAlliance #NDSA #OpenData #PDF #RDM #ResearchDataLifecycle #RIM -
Maintenance begins at creation, so why are we not creating better?
by @beet_keeperThe beats are the same. You work for government, or academia (lets face it, that’s probably where 90% of the work is) you have a deliverable; you save it; you print to PDF; you store it on an institutional repository with some metadata (or Zenodo, OSF or equivalent) and its done.
There’s a small chance that it’s FAIR (Findable, Accessible, Interoperable, Reusable) right? It has metadata that can be discovered by an audience looking for it and can be indexed by search engines. The data is potentially accessible if published correctly. They’re not particularly interoperable or easily converted, and PDFs aren’t really designed for reuse, even if tools like Apache Tika help ease the burden of extracting artifacts. It’s just a PDF, why are we even talking about FAIR? There begins a story…
The beats are the same, yet, we work in digital preservation, our backgrounds are in GLAM or software, why do we want to shoot ourselves in the foot? Why are we not using our skills to create better?
#Archives #BetterPoster #ContinuumModel #createToMaintain #digipres #DigitalArchiving #DigitalContunuity #digitalLiteracy #DigitalPreservation #FAIR #FileFormats #GLAM #informationRecordsMangagement #NationalDigitalStewardshipAlliance #NDSA #OpenAccess #OpenData #PDF #RDM #ResearchDataLifecycle #RIM -
The web never stands still 🌐 ... and neither do the challenges of preserving it.
The #DPC is preparing for the return of its Web Archiving Special Interest Group (WA-SIG), bringing DPC Members together in a welcoming and transparent space where Members can exchange ideas, surface challenges, and learn from one another’s approaches.
The renewed WA-SIG gets together on 7 July.
Read more & join us 😊: https://www.dpconline.org/news/dpc-prepares-return-of-web-archiving-special-interest-group
#DigitalPreservation #Coalition #DPC #WebArchiving #Archives
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The web never stands still 🌐 ... and neither do the challenges of preserving it.
The #DPC is preparing for the return of its Web Archiving Special Interest Group (WA-SIG), bringing DPC Members together in a welcoming and transparent space where Members can exchange ideas, surface challenges, and learn from one another’s approaches.
The renewed WA-SIG gets together on 7 July.
Read more & join us 😊: https://www.dpconline.org/news/dpc-prepares-return-of-web-archiving-special-interest-group
#DigitalPreservation #Coalition #DPC #WebArchiving #Archives
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The web never stands still 🌐 ... and neither do the challenges of preserving it.
The #DPC is preparing for the return of its Web Archiving Special Interest Group (WA-SIG), bringing DPC Members together in a welcoming and transparent space where Members can exchange ideas, surface challenges, and learn from one another’s approaches.
The renewed WA-SIG gets together on 7 July.
Read more & join us 😊: https://www.dpconline.org/news/dpc-prepares-return-of-web-archiving-special-interest-group
#DigitalPreservation #Coalition #DPC #WebArchiving #Archives
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The web never stands still 🌐 ... and neither do the challenges of preserving it.
The #DPC is preparing for the return of its Web Archiving Special Interest Group (WA-SIG), bringing DPC Members together in a welcoming and transparent space where Members can exchange ideas, surface challenges, and learn from one another’s approaches.
The renewed WA-SIG gets together on 7 July.
Read more & join us 😊: https://www.dpconline.org/news/dpc-prepares-return-of-web-archiving-special-interest-group
#DigitalPreservation #Coalition #DPC #WebArchiving #Archives
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The web never stands still 🌐 ... and neither do the challenges of preserving it.
The #DPC is preparing for the return of its Web Archiving Special Interest Group (WA-SIG), bringing DPC Members together in a welcoming and transparent space where Members can exchange ideas, surface challenges, and learn from one another’s approaches.
The renewed WA-SIG gets together on 7 July.
Read more & join us 😊: https://www.dpconline.org/news/dpc-prepares-return-of-web-archiving-special-interest-group
#DigitalPreservation #Coalition #DPC #WebArchiving #Archives
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In the digital transformation of historical archives, one challenge is understanding how our tools reshape memory in an age of massive data. Digital curation is never merely technical. Its an interpretive act one that structures how we access, and inherit, the past.
(https://histdigitais.hypotheses.org/324)
#DigitalHistory #DigitalHumanities #Archives #Historiography #DigitalTransformation #PublicHistory #DigitalPreservation -
They deleted queer history from the National Archives. Stripped "transgender" and "queer" from Stonewall's digital presence. But you don't erase a people by deleting metadata. The documents held. Primary sources are harder to kill than webpages. We're still here.
#LGBTQHistory #Archives #Erasure #Resilience #QueerRights #DigitalPreservation #TransRights #Trans #Queer #LGBTQIA+
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They deleted queer history from the National Archives. Stripped "transgender" and "queer" from Stonewall's digital presence. But you don't erase a people by deleting metadata. The documents held. Primary sources are harder to kill than webpages. We're still here.
#LGBTQHistory #Archives #Erasure #Resilience #QueerRights #DigitalPreservation #TransRights #Trans #Queer #LGBTQIA+
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They deleted queer history from the National Archives. Stripped "transgender" and "queer" from Stonewall's digital presence. But you don't erase a people by deleting metadata. The documents held. Primary sources are harder to kill than webpages. We're still here.
#LGBTQHistory #Archives #Erasure #Resilience #QueerRights #DigitalPreservation #TransRights #Trans #Queer #LGBTQIA+
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They deleted queer history from the National Archives. Stripped "transgender" and "queer" from Stonewall's digital presence. But you don't erase a people by deleting metadata. The documents held. Primary sources are harder to kill than webpages. We're still here.
#LGBTQHistory #Archives #Erasure #Resilience #QueerRights #DigitalPreservation #TransRights #Trans #Queer #LGBTQIA+
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They deleted queer history from the National Archives. Stripped "transgender" and "queer" from Stonewall's digital presence. But you don't erase a people by deleting metadata. The documents held. Primary sources are harder to kill than webpages. We're still here.
#LGBTQHistory #Archives #Erasure #Resilience #QueerRights #DigitalPreservation #TransRights #Trans #Queer #LGBTQIA+
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I just got another package from Buyee. I've got everything on the cheap save for the Dirty Pair CD which cost more than the other four combined. I'm slowly doing accurate rips and scans of everything and I hope to be able to upload all this stuff to the Internet Archive by this summer.
#DigitalPreservation #RetroAnime #DirtyPair #SailorMoon #BubblegumCrash #BubblegumCrisis
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I just got another package from Buyee. I've got everything on the cheap save for the Dirty Pair CD which cost more than the other four combined. I'm slowly doing accurate rips and scans of everything and I hope to be able to upload all this stuff to the Internet Archive by this summer.
#DigitalPreservation #RetroAnime #DirtyPair #SailorMoon #BubblegumCrash #BubblegumCrisis