Thanks. Does anyone know what approaches Japan, Korea, Indonesia, China, other countries around them, Brazil, Argentina, other Latin American countries, South Africa, other African countries, Egypt, and other Middle Eastern countries, or other networks, for example, are taking to archiving the WWW? Multiple, systematic worldwide Internet archiving approaches will add important diversity to this project, especially as the Information Technology revolution and Network Society develop. Scott MacLeod http://scottmacleod.com On 9/3/07, Niels Ole Finnemann <finneman@imv.au.dk> wrote:
My mail to aoir does not always come through, so: Den 2/9-2007, kl. 22.32, skrev "Scott MacLeod" <helianth@gmail.com>
Subject: [Air-L] [AIR-L] World-wide archiving projects?
Does anyone know if there are any worldwide Internet archiving projects? The U.N.? Other worldwide institutions?
Scott
A number of national Libraries have formed the International internet Preservation Consortium, (IIPC) http://netpreserve.org/about/index.php among the members are Lib of Congress, British Library, Bibl Francaise, National libraries in Scandinavia, etc. and archive.org best Niels Ole Finnemann, Professor, Dr.Phil., Information and Media Studies, Århus Universitet Director Center for Internet Studies. Denmark finnemann@imv.au.dk
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