How the @UKWebArchive crawls the UK web, in one diagram https://t.co/i2gj123kye via @anjacks0n >> happy to have helped build one bit of it
— Peter Webster (@pj_webster) March 21, 2016
Archives par mot-clé : archives numériques natives
CfP International Journal on Digital Libraries : Special Issue on Web Archiving
Web archiving will soon celebrate its 20th birthday. The community as a whole has collected large amounts of web content, providing a fertile ground for researchers to explore. Both the scope and techniques of web archiving are also fast expanding. Collaborative crawling, focused crawling, proactive crawling, and going beyond crawling are only a few approaches that the community is exploring.
While growing and aggregating existing web archives, this international community is also improving archive usability, and incubating new user groups and new ideas. Thus, the community working on web archives includes social scientists, archivists, librarians, big data / information scientists, (web) technologists, and many others.
Extended deadline : April 1st.
Emission Archiver le Web de Recherche en cours
@RECaligrefm @DLWebBnF émission Archiver le Web du 26/02 disponible sur https://t.co/vrcHb30siZ #archivesduWeb
— VSchafer (@valerie_schafer) March 9, 2016
Shine pour une recherche plein text dans les archives du Web
Découvrir SHINE et explorer les UK Web archives
https://twitter.com/ianmilligan1/status/699268655318695936
Preserving Social Media
Everybody's talking about it. See my remarks about how we all need to be doing it: https://t.co/9FBUXWOl7Y https://t.co/bDiuJpSHyZ
— Kate Theimer @ktheimer@glammr.us (@archivesnext) February 17, 2016
Découvrir les archives du Web japonaises
thk u @hhockx for Visualisation by NDLJhttps://t.co/bkpJ0jBBnl … – love to click the bubbles too (although I can't read the archives)
— VSchafer (@valerie_schafer) January 8, 2016
The Case for the Preservation of R&D Project Websites
“About 1 year ago, Arquivo.pt performed an experiment to preserve the .EU domain.
We are now trying to focus on preserving sites of R&D projects. To this end, our first idea was to use the EU Open Data Portal to identify these project URLs. The problem is that from the 25 608 R&D projects funded by FP7 listed by the EU Open Data Portal, only 7.9% had an associated project URL.
So, the first main challenge is to identify R&D project web sites to be preserved.
And you can help!”
Pionnières dans l’archivage du .eu, les archives du Web portugaises s’intéressent aujourd’hui à la préservation des sites de projets, notamment européens, et de leurs résultats intermédiaires.
To ZIP or not to ZIP, that is the (web archiving) question …
… à laquelle répond cet article informé.
Google code
You know Google Code is closing in 25 days, right? (Announced March 2015). Anyway, @archiveteam has been on it.https://t.co/QYOgljn9Er
— Jason Scott (@textfiles) January 2, 2016
Une nouvelle interface pour le DL Web Ina
Venez découvrir la nouvelle interface du dépôt légal du web Ina. pic.twitter.com/gZWEoGQSz4
— Ina Dépôt Légal Web (@inadlweb) January 28, 2016
Archives de Geocities
La mémoire de Geocities compilée en un fichier https://t.co/uuULtxYLvT
— VSchafer (@valerie_schafer) January 23, 2016
The Internet Archive Turns 20: A Behind The Scenes Look At Archiving The Web
Cet article de Kalev Leetaru dans Forbes permet de pénétrer notamment la fabrique des archives du Web d’Internet Archive mais aborde également les questions relatives aux robots.txt ou le projet No More 404 soutenu par GDELT Project, Wikipedia and WordPress.
Questions of ethics at Web Archives 2015
Nicholas Taylor, Web Archiving Service Manager at the Stanford University Libraries, highlights three areas of ethical concern regarding : Social media archiving; Appraisal and provenance; Digital divides in web archiving.
On the trace of a website’s lost past
[A guest post from Federico Nanni, who a PhD student in Science, Technology and Society at the Centre for the History of Universities and Science of the University of Bologna.]
(…) In fact, Italy does not have a national archive for the preservation of its web-sphere and furthermore “Unibo.it” has been excluded from the Wayback Machine.
For this reason, I have focused my research (a forthcoming piece on this will be available in Digital Humanities Quarterly) primarily on understanding how to deal and solve this specific issue in order to reconstruct the University of Bologna’s digital past and to understand if these materials are able to offer us a new perspective on the recent history of this institution. (…)
Un billet passionnant de Frederico Nanni à découvrir sur le blog de Ian Milligan.