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by the Archive-It team Register for Archive-It’s Annual Partner Meeting! Harold Washington Library Center Winter Garden (Image: Spiro Bolos, CC BY-SA 2.0) Join us for lunch, facilitated discussions, and knowledge ... Read More
by the Archiving & Data Services team Community News Join us in Chicago! Aerial photo of the Harold Washington Library Center, Chicago Public Library Archive-It partners and friends are invited ... Read More
by the Archiving & Data Services team This post was written with scholars using ARCH (Archives Research Compute Hub) and Archive-It to study the role of online environments in Muslim ... Read More
Guest post by Julie Lynch (she/her), Northside Neighborhood History Collection, Chicago Public Library This post is part of a series written by members of the Community Webs program. Community Webs ... Read More
by the Archive-It team Community News Save the Date for 2024 Partner Meeting Archive-It’s annual Partner Meeting returns in person on Wednesday, August 14, 2024 for a half day in ... Read More
by the Archive-It team Archive-It partners met online on April 10 to learn about web archive analytics. Internet Archive staff demonstrated new tools to measure traffic from the live web. ... Read More
Guest post by Amber Passen (she/they), Digital Archivist for the Columbus Indiana Architectural Archives (CIAA) at the Bartholomew County Public Library in Columbus, Indiana This post is part of a ... Read More
Guest post by Tyng-Ruey Chuang, Associate Research Fellow at Academia Sinica in Taiwan. This post is part of a series written by members of the Community Webs program. Community Webs ... Read More
Community News Community Webs welcomes new members The Internet Archive’s community history archiving program, Community Webs, is pleased to welcome new members. Public libraries, local and community archives, and ... Read More
Introducing ARCHWay ARCHWay, a free Archives Research Compute Hub (ARCH) service, lets you computationally explore web archives in new ways. Users have access to a diverse set of collections, as ... Read More
