This walk through describes how to upload files to the Internet Archive.
Topics: help center, uploading, internet archive
Help videos and other files intended for use in the Internet Archive help center and documentation.
Topics: help center, documentation, how to
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Photo credit: Brad Shirakawa Images taken during the 2019 Library Leaders Forum held on October 23, 2019, at San Francisco Public Library.
Topic: library leaders forum
Frequently Asked Questions About Controlled Digital Lending Controlled Digital Lending (CDL) is a widely used library practice that supports digital lending for libraries of all sizes. Even though CDL is used at hundreds of libraries around the world, questions remain about this important innovation in digital library lending. In this session, we tackled the most commonly asked questions surrounding CDL. This session was co-sponsored by EveryLibrary, Internet Archive & Library Futures....
Topics: cdl, controlled digital lending
Internet Archive Presents
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Short video describing the Political Ad Archive, a project of the TVNews group of the Internet Archive. More information about this project can be found at : PoliticalAdArchive.org More political ads can be found at : Internet Archive political ad collection
Topics: Political Ad Archive, TVNews, television news, 2016 Presidential Election
Virtual book talk with Richard Ovenden about his book, "Burning the Books: A History of the Deliberate Destruction of Knowledge." Richard is joined by Abby Smith Rumsey, writer and historian, as they discuss the history of intentional recorded knowledge destruction.
Topics: webinar, library
The Booksmith, Library Futures and Internet Archive invite you to a discussion between Joanne McNeil, author of Lurking: How a Person Became a User , and technologist/artist Darius Kazemi. In this thought-provoking event, Why Trust a Corporation to Do a Library’s Job? , McNeil and Kazemi examine how in the 1990's and early aughts, people became users, and users put their trust in a corporation (Google) to do the job of a library.
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Panel – Peer to Peer Networks. Moderated by Kevin Marks. Participants: Feross Aboukhadijeh David Dias Zooko Wilcox Dr. Gavin Wood Video Production & Live Streaming provided by Argus HD
Topics: decentralized web summit, kevin marks, feross aboukhadijeh, david dias, zooko wilcox, gavin wood,...
Presentation to Internet Archive staff
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Topics: jonah edwards, internet archive
DWeb Camp is a four-day retreat for dreamers and builders. For those who want to create a Web that is more open, private, secure and fun. A Decentralized Web that is locked open for good. DWeb Camp is a place where diverse people can freely exchange ideas about the technologies, laws, markets and agreements we need to move forward. Set on a farm nestled just above the Pacific Ocean, DWeb Camp is also a chance to make deep connections: to builders of Web 3.0, to global communities calling for...
Topic: decentralized web, internet archive
Scanning technician Lan Zhu digitizes a manuscript at the Internet Archive
Topics: press photo, book scanning, digitization, TT Scribe
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On December 19th-20th 2015, the Internet Archive held a 24-hour telethon for the 2015 fundraising season. Many different acts and guests stopped by for hosts Jason Scott and Michelle Krasowski and covered the Archive's goals, achievements, and dreams.
We are looking for artists of all levels to create and upload a short film of 2-3 minutes to the Internet Archive to help us celebrate Public Domain Day on December 17th! Public Domain Day is a celebration of all the rich content that will be newly available to the public free of copyright restrictions from the year 1925. We want artists to use this newly available content to create short films that contain content from the archive’s collection from 1925. The...
Topic: public domain day, internet archive
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All of the images that were uploaded to the local mesh media uploader at dwebcamp 2019 .
Topics: dweb camp, dweb, camp, dweb 2019
“Quantopia” is a riff on “Quantified Utopia” - a remix of two powerful terms. Plato first conceived of Utopia in his opus The Republic as a Socratic dialog, one of the foundations of Western philosophy. Utopia has a root term in "topos" - same root for "topology" or landscape. A dialog is a conversation, and of course, the Internet and the Web are the biggest conversations humanity has ever had. I wanted to make an acoustic portrait of the sheer impact of the...
Topic: dj spooky, greg niemeyer, internet archive, wendy hanamura
OpenLibrary.org is a project of the Internet Archive, built as an opensource project for its code, and invites participation for code additions and data improvements. This is a talk giving by the team lead MEK to the Internet Archive staff on how the community was cultivated and grown.
Photos for the launch of the physical archive in Richmond, CA
Topics: internet archive, physical archive, brewster kahle
Staff presentation - Open Library
Topics: open library, internet archive, Mek Karpeles, Nolan Windham, Jim Champ
The concept originated with Internet Archive founder Brewster Kahle's visit to China where he saw the Xian terra cotta warriors. Brewster has an idea: recognize those that have dedicated years to non-profit service by having an artist make sculptures of them. The collection of Ceramic Archivists is the result of almost five years of work. The artist is ceramic sculptor Nuala Creed . This project is unusual in many respects and it is multi-layered. The very notion of an artist being hired to...
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Topics: nuala creed, brewster kahle, internet archive, ceramic archivists
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The Wayback Machine, a digital archive of the World Wide Web, has reached a landmark with 400 billion webpages indexed. This makes it possible to surf the web as it looked anytime from late 1996 up until a few hours ago. … Continue reading →
Topics: Announcements, News
Source: https://blog.archive.org/2014/05/09/wayback-machine-hits-400000000000/
Links to talks: Introduction - Wendy Hanamura - Internet Archive James Boyle - Professor of Law, Duke Law School Jennifer Jenkins - Director, Center for the Study of the Public Domain Michael Wolfe - Fellow, Center for the Study of the Public Domain James Boyle - Professor of Law, Duke Law School Lawrence Lessig - Harvard Law School DJ Spooky and Greg Niemeyer - Quantopia Cheyenne Holman - Free Music Archive Rick Prelinger - Prelinger Archive Hannah Donovan - Trash Ryan Merkley - Creative...
Topics: public domain, internet archive, eff, ceative commons
Topics: Internet Archive, Decentralized Web Summit
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DWeb Camp is a four-day retreat for dreamers and builders. For those who want to create a Web that is more open, private, secure and fun. A Decentralized Web that is locked open for good. DWeb Camp is a place where diverse people can freely exchange ideas about the technologies, laws, markets and agreements we need to move forward. Set on a farm nestled just above the Pacific Ocean, DWeb Camp is also a chance to make deep connections: to builders of Web 3.0, to global communities calling for...
Topics: DWeb Camp, Internet Archive, Camp 2019
Documentation of the unplugged presentation "10 Petabytes Archived!" on October 25, 2012 at the Internet Archive Featuring presentations by Brewster Kahle, Robert Miller, Kristine Hanna, Alexis Rossi, Dave Marvit, and Roger Macdonald, with live music by Jeff Kaplan (guitar), and Don Knuth (organ)
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Topics: Internet Archive, documentary, 10 Petabytes
In partnership with the Archive-It, the Internet Archive presents an intimate discussion with Makiba J. Foster, manager of the African American Research Library and Cultural Center (AARLCC) for Broward County Libraries. She discusses the important and impactful work of preserving Black culture found on the web. Through Makiba’s collaboration with the Internet Archive’s Community Webs program, she discusses how her work documenting a protest movement led to her building web archives related...
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Topic: internet archive
Photos of the library building of the Internet Archive at 300 Funston Avenue, San Francisco, California 94118.
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Wendy Hanamura welcomes guests to the first Decentralized Web Summit held at the Internet Archive. Mitchell Baker, Executive Chairperson of the Mozilla Foundation & Corp,
Topics: decentralized web summit, mitchell baker, wendy hanamura
Brewster Kahle is the founder and Digital Librarian of the Internet Archive, as well as a member of the Internet Hall of Fame. The current Web is not private or censorship-free. It lacks a memory, a way to preserve our culture’s digital record through time. The Decentralized Web aims to make the Web open, secure and free of censorship by distributing data, processing, and hosting across millions of computers around the world, with no centralized control. Video Production & Live Streaming...
Topics: decentralized web summit, brewster kahle, internet archive, distributed web, locking the web open
Co-hosted by Creative Commons and the Internet Archive, this celebration will feature a keynote address by Lawrence Lessig, lightning talks, demos, multimedia displays and more to mark the “re-opening” of the public domain in the United States. The event will take place at the Internet Archive in San Francisco. The public domain is our shared cultural heritage, a near limitless trove of creativity that’s been reused, remixed, and reimagined over centuries to create new works of art and...
Topic: public domain
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Today we updated the Wayback Machine with much more data and some code improvements. Now we cover from late 1996 to December 9, 2012 so you can surf the web as it was up until a month ago. Also, we … Continue reading →
Source: https://blog.archive.org/2013/01/09/updated-wayback/
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Brewster Kahle presents "Building Trust When Truth Fractures"
Topics: Brewster Kahle, Better World Books, Charleston Library Conference 2019
Tim Berners-Lee Keynote: "Re-decentralizing the web - some strategic questions" Tim Berners-Lee invented the World Wide Web in 1989. He founded and Directs the World Wide Consortium (W3C) the forum for technical development of the Web. Video Production & Live Streaming provided by Argus HD
Topics: decentralized web summit, tim berners-lee, world wide web consortium, w3c
Photos for use in the Internet Archive's Bay Area events blast for the launch of the 2019 Artist In Residency showcase.
Topics: internet archive, artist in residency
Presentation at the Personal Digital Archiving conference at Internet Archive February 24-25, 2011. Conference Chair: Jeff Ubois
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Video: Creativity on the Decentralized Web – Scott Draves' Electric Sheep A short montage of artist Scott Drave's electric sheep--what your computers create while you sleep. A look at what happens when decentralized tech meets artistic genius. Video Production & Live Streaming provided by Argus HD
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Topics: decentralized web summit, scott draves, electric sheep
Various interviews
Topics: DWeb, decentralized web, internet archive
Quantopia screenshot for newsletter
Topic: quantopia
Created by Mar Williams of SUDUX.COM , this custom artwork for the Internet Arcade is available in Adobe Illustrator format for use on arcade stand-up machines. This particular template works with the X-Arcade LumberJacques product form.
Topics: Arcade, Artwork, Internet Arcade, Arcade Machine, Marquee, Sideart
Panel – Naming & User Identities in Decentralized Networks. Moderated by Chelsea Barabas. Christopher Allen Muneeb Ali Joachim Lohkamp Jeremy Rand Video Production & Live Streaming provided by Argus HD
Topics: decentralized web summit, Chelsea Barabas, Christopher Allen, Muneeb Ali, Joachim Lohkamp, Jeremy...
Vinton Gray "Vint" Cerf is an Internet pioneer, who is recognized as one of "the fathers of the Internet” for his co-invention of TCP/IP. His contributions have been acknowledged and lauded, repeatedly, with honorary degrees and awards that include the National Medal of Technology, the Turing Award, the Presidential Medal of Freedom, the Marconi Prize, and membership in the National Academy of Engineering. Cerf has worked for Google as a Vice President and Chief Internet...
Topics: decentralized web summit, vint cerf, google, tcp/ip, internet archive
Panel – Moonshot Challenge – What could you do to Decentralize Scientific Journal Articles? Moderated by Wendy Hanamura. Participants: Juan Benet Trent McConaghy Karissa McKelvey Denis Nazarov Evan Schwartz In this hands-on panel, we issue a new "moonshot" challenge: How could we take scientific journal literature--which includes code, text, and data--and make it so these articles can be stored, accessed, searched, attributed, and paid for through decentralized systems? How could...
Topics: decentralized web summit, Juan Benet, Trent McConaghy, Karissa McKelvey, Denis Nazarov, Evan...
At the Internet Archive 20th anniversary event
Topics: jason scott, internet archive memes
The Internet Archive has been partnering with libraries to digitize their collections for more than 15 years. Following a viral video featuring our book digitization efforts, and increased demand for e-resources, we've had renewed interest in our book scanning partnerships, with libraries wondering how we might be able to help them reach their patrons through digitization. In this video, join scanning center managers Andrea Mills and Elizabeth MacLeod and services manager BZ Petroff as they...
Topic: digitization
On October 23rd, you don't have to travel to Singapore or Taipei to experience the food, fun and community of an Asian night market. We'll be closing the street and opening our doors as the Internet Archive goes global! We invite you to join us for World Night Market: the Internet Archive's Annual Bash, Wednesday, October 23rd from 5-10 PM at our headquarters in San Francisco. This party is your passport to explore the Internet Archive’s global offerings, from world news to sacred palm leaf...
Topics: internet archive, brewster kahle
Internet Archive Telethon pt. 4
Topic: iat-pt-4
Source: torrent:urn:sha1:D358DF6889848E6B31B5A92E505660CCF9B8D479
The Internet Archive's Open Libraries program empowers libraries to lend digital books to patrons using Controlled Digital Lending. Viewers will learn how CDL works, the benefits of the Open Libraries program, and the impact that the program is having for partner libraries and the communities they serve. Take action: Learn more about the Open Libraries program from our informational web site, including technical requirements for participating and signup form. Watch & share the animated...
Topic: digital library
We invite you to enter our 20th Century Time Machine to experience the audio, books, films, web sites, ephemera and software fast disappearing from our midst. We’ll be connecting the centuries—transporting 20th century treasures to curious minds in the 21st. Starting at 7 p.m., we’ll unveil the latest media the Internet Archive has to offer, presented by the artists, writers, and scientists who lose themselves in our collections every day. The 20th Century Time Machine features video from...
Topics: internet archive, 2017 annual event, 20th century time machine, brewster kahle
VIDEO: Enterprise on the Decentralized Web A look at the entrepreneurs who are using decentralized technologies to devise the next generation of apps and products Video Production & Live Streaming provided by Argus HD
Topics: decentralized web summit, internet archive
Panel: As we build a Decentralized Web, what values do we want written in the code? Moderator: Amber Case It's easy as engineers to concentrate on the code and not on those we are building for. What are the values we should be trying to embed in the code? What are the principles we can agree upon about the way this Web should be governed? We hear from the perspectives of an archivist, an engineer, a researcher and an official of the W3C – to see if there is an alignment around values and the...
Topics: decentralized web summit, amber case, Primavera De Filippi, Max Ogden, Wendy Seltzer, Peter Van...
Cory Doctorow, is an author, journalist, and Special Advisor at the Electronic Frontier Foundation. In this keynote, Cory explains how the people who founded the web with the idea of having an open, decentralized system ended up building a system that is increasingly monopolized by a few companies — and how we can prevent the same things from happening next time. Transcription: So, as you might imagine, I'm here to talk to you about dieting advice. If you ever want to go on a diet, the first...
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Topics: decentralized web summit, cory doctorow, internet archive, decentralized
A video collage made from media published in 1925. Created as a submission for the 2020 Public Domain Day film contest. Suggest you download from this link and play it locally to make sure it does not stutter. Film and music used: In Youth, Beside the Lonely Sea Das wiedergefundene Paradies (The Newly Found Paradise) Lotte Lendesdorff and Walter Ruttmann Jeux des reflets et de la vitesse (Games on Reflection and Speed) Henri Chomette Koko Sees Spooks Dave Fleischer Filmstudie Hans Richter Opus...
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Topic: public domain day film contest 2020
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Twenty five years ago Tiananmen Square was splashed with the blood of protestors. For seven weeks they had banded together to advocate a democratic future for the Peoples Republic of China. Their voices were stilled June 4, 1989 by the … Continue reading →
Topics: Announcements, News
Source: https://blog.archive.org/2014/06/04/peering-at-a-dark-time-in-tiananmen-square-through-stokes-archive-glass/
Golden Jubilee - a creative short film made for the Public Domain Day 2020 celebration Movies used by order of appearance: Pampered Youth archive.org/details/silent-pampered-youth The Salvation Hunters archive.org/details/silent-the-salvation-hunters The Red Kimona https://archive.org/details/silent-the-red-kimona Songs used by order of appearance: Una Fortiva Lagrima archive.org/details/78_1-while-on-parade-2-for-every-lover-must-meet-his-fate-3-the-angelus-4-prett_gbia8002377 Smile a Little...
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Topic: public domain day film contest 2020
Did you know that the Internet Archive has an active donations program ? We work with libraries, schools, publishers, and individual collectors who are looking to donate materials to the Internet Archive for preservation and digitization (as funding allows). We also have an innovative partnership with Better World Books, a trusted partner for many libraries. Viewers will hear from Liz Rosenberg, our fearless donation manager, as she walks everyone through the Internet Archive’s physical...
Topic: donations
Internet Archive staff photo 2011
Topics: Internet Archive, staff photo
Presentation on the Bookreader
Topics: Isa Herico, internet archive
My presentation about building up the Scribe system for books digitization.
Topics: book scannning, digitization, scribe
Exterior of the Internet Archive Headquarters at 300 Funston Ave, SF Image available for press use with the byline: Photograph courtesy of the Internet Archive
Topics: press photo, headquarters
Mark Weber of the Computer History Museum interviewed Brewster Kahle and Tim Pozar in 1996. Tim talked about SF's first ISP when you couldn't "resell bandwidth" but we did anyway and got kicked off of UUNET because of it. And Brewster talks about Alexa and the Internet Archive. Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u2h2LHRFbNA Uploader: Asilomar Microcomputer Workshop
Topics: Youtube, video, People & Blogs
Sources of Letters for Titles : YO: Strike: https://archive.org/details/strike1925 HEY: H: Ypres: https://archive.org/details/silent-ypres E: The Adventures of Robert Macaire: https://archive.org/details/silent-the-adventures-of-robert-macaire Y: Should Sailors Marry?: https://archive.org/details/silent-should-sailors-marry LOOK!: L: Paris qui dort AKA Paris Asleep: https://archive.org/details/silent-paris-qui-dort-aka-paris-asleep O: Double Love:...
Topic: public domain day film contest 2020
The Zoia Horn Intellectual Freedom Award Presented to Brewster Kahle, December 17, 2010 at Internet Archive The Zoia Horn Intellectual Freedom Award honors California librarian Zoia Horn, who in 1972 chose to serve time in jail rather than betray confidential information. Ms. Horn's experience sets an example of integrity over personal comfort, and has been a model discussed in library literature and shared with generations of library students everywhere. A key goal of the Zoia Horn...
Topic: brewster kahle
Video by Mark Weber of the Computer History Museum of Brewster Kahle and Tim Pozar on the very earliest days of the Internet Archive and about WAIS, Wide Area Information Servers.
Topics: Brewster Kahle, WAIS, Internet Archive
Internet Archive Telethon pt. 0
Topic: iat-pt-0
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SESSION B: Lightning Talks at the Decentralized Web Summit Meet-up day at the Internet Archive. Facilitated by Greg McMullen. Matthew Hodgson Matrix Matrix.org is a non-profit FOSS project that defines an ecosystem for open decentralised interoperable real-time comms: persisting conversations in distributed Merkel DAGs to ensure they are owned by their participants and never trapped in proprietary silos. https://matrix.org Lauren Garcia LevelNews.org Media consolidation, technology and...
Topics: decentralized web summit, matthew hodgson, matrix, lauren garcia, level news, ryan barrett,...
SESSION A: Lightning Talks at the Decentralized Web Summit Meet-up day at the Internet Archive. Facilitated by Primavera De Filippi. Juan Benet IPFS IPFS is a new transport protocol to make the Web faster, safer, decentralized, and permanent. It is based on git, bittorrent, and other p2p systems. Content-addressed and signed hyperlinks allow the web to be distributed p2p, to work without origin servers, to be encrypted end-to-end, to be censorship resistant, to work offline, and more. Arkadiy...
Topics: decentralized web summit, primavera de filippi, internet archive, Juan Benet, IPFS, Arkadiy...
Talk by Brewster Kahle at the Ford Foundation "NetGain" Event on February 11, 2015. Talk written out.
Topics: brewster kahle, distributed web, lock the web open, ford foundation, NetGain
// A fiction shortfilm produced using Public Domain movies from Archive.org // Un corto de ficción que remezcla cine de Dominio Público disponible en Archive.org // Sinopsis : Un espectro conocido visita a su querida compañera, pero una multitud le recuerda que el sentido de la vida incluye algunos desvaríos. He was delayed from the last colective dream, but thereafter a crowd let him remember that now life is more epic than ever. Fuentes / sources ( links ): Battleship...
Topic: public domain day film contest 2020
Internet Archive Telethon pt. 5
Topic: iat-pt-5
Source: torrent:urn:sha1:A7DACB0D063BD6944CE68384606B27612A764AD3
Books in Browsers 2010: The Future of Reading on the Web A Showcase of Reading, Lending, and Vending books online. Thursday, October 21st @ 6:00PM Internet Archive 300 Funston Avenue San Francisco, CA 94118 The Internet Archive, with the support of O'Reilly Media, is hosting an evening demonstration of the vending and lending of books in web browsers on a variety of different platforms. The showcase is the keystone event of a two day summit held to examine the rapid transition towards books on...
Topic: books
SESSION C: Lightning Talks at the Decentralized Web Summit Meet-up day at the Internet Archive. Facilitated by Paige Peterson. Jehan Tremback Althea Jehan Tremback is developing Althea, a set of protocols allowing routers on a mesh network to pay each other for bandwidth. This will eliminate the role of centralized ISPs, and lower costs for bandwidth by allowing the network to grow in an organic and decentralized way. Users will load up their devices with cryptocurrency to pay for bandwidth, or...
Topics: decentralized web summit, paige peterson, jehan tremback, althea, john light, bitseed, victor...
Internet Archive & DJ Spooky's QUANTOPIA: The Evolution of the Internet - A Multimedia Hip Hop Concert Experience About the History and Exponential Growth of the Internet Composed and performed by Paul D. Miller aka DJ Spooky. Visual design by Greg Niemeyer. Additional visual design by MEDIUM Labs and Roger Antonsen. Featuring Classical Revolution and San Francisco Girls Chorus, conducted by Valérie Sainte-Agathe 01 Chapter 1: Opening Remarks Brewster Kahle, Internet Archive; Emiko...
Topics: internet archive, dj spooky, paul d. miller, greg niemeyer, Hewlett 50 arts commissions, quantopia,...
