#WebArchives

2025-05-28

NYC folks! Join us for a free, hands-on web archiving workshop
June 18th at 2PM EST, co-presented with The New School Archives!

This workshop will teach you how to use Browsertrix to create, curate, and share archives of online content! RSVP today, as space is limited: tinyurl.com/2fh5f5ae #WebArchives #Browsertrix

Media of Cooperationmediaofcoop
2025-05-27

⏳ Only one week to go until !

Join us June 5–6 in Siegen for two days of talks on the datafied web, digital memory & web archives.
🎤 Keynotes by Nanna Bonde Thylstrup & Jonathan Gray

📚 70+ talks on platforms, publics & disappearing data
🎉 Celebrating 10 years of RESAW!
📍 University of Siegen
🔗 datafiedweb.net

Looking after your URLs: tikalinkextract eight years on


by @beet_keeper

We might not have a second life, but what if I told you there was a second internet? Not the deep web, but another web that we engage with nearly every day?

Think about it, that QR code you scanned for more information? That payment link you followed on your electricity bill? The website you’re told to visit at the end of a television ad?

The antipodes of the internet are these terminal endpoints, material and not necessarily material objects that represent the end of the freely navigable web — the QR code on a concert poster is the web printed onto the physical world. There is every chance it will be scanned and followed by someone from a mobile device, but it’s a transient object, something that will exist for a short amount of time, and then disappear into the palimpsest of the poster board or wall it was pasted on until it eventually disappears.

This is part of the materiality of the internet that has long fascinated me. Perhaps it comes from being a student of material culture, but if we look around, we see the Internet everywhere!

Continue reading “Looking after your URLs: tikalinkextract eight years on”

#Archives #digipres #DigitalArchiving #digitalContinuity #DigitalPreservation #httpreserve #Memento #outreach #RobustLinks #RobustWebLinks #WebArchives #webArchiving

Crayola's 1997 Techno Brite crayon set with color names created to market the Crayola website, including names featured here such as World Wide Web Yellow, Point and Click Green, and Cyber Space OrangeA poster describing the HTTPreserve tooling I was creating for Archives New Zealand back in 2017.
Media of Cooperationmediaofcoop
2025-05-23

📚Prepare for Jonathan Gray’s keynote at !
Explore how visibility is crafted (and contested) through data or discover how urban collectives co-produce data and redefine citizenship through grassroots digital practices.
A must-read to get ready for Jonathan Gray’s keynote at !
🗓️ See Jonathan Gray at RESAW 2025:
📍 University of Siegen | June 6
🔗 datafiedweb.net

Media of Cooperationmediaofcoop
2025-05-21

🎤 Keynote @ : Jonathan Gray
“Public Data Cultures: Participation, Metrics & Memory”
How is data made public in platformised, AI-driven webs?
From open data histories to missing datasets & critical practices, this talk reimagines data as culture & participation.
📅 June 6 | Uni Siegen
🔗 Conference website: mediacoop.uni-siegen.de/datafi

2025-05-21

Alex Chan: Building a personal archive of the web, the slow way . “I’ve worked on web archives in a professional setting, but this one is strictly personal. This gives me more freedom to make different decisions and trade-offs. I can focus on the pages I care about, spend more time on quality control, and delete parts of a page I don’t need – without worrying about institutional […]

https://rbfirehose.com/2025/05/21/alex-chan-building-a-personal-archive-of-the-web-the-slow-way/

Media of Cooperationmediaofcoop
2025-05-19

Another must-read for :
📝 Nanna Bonde Thylstrup – Data out of Place: Toxic Traces and the Politics of Recycling
(Big Data & Society, 2019)

What happens to data when it lingers, leaks, or becomes toxic?
This article explores digital waste, traceability, and the politics of digital remains.

🔗 journals.sagepub.com/doi/10.11

Media of Cooperationmediaofcoop
2025-05-19

Preparing for ? Start here:
📖 Nanna Bonde Thylstrup – The Politics of Mass Digitization (MIT Press, 2019)

How do mass digitization projects like Google Books reshape power, access, and memory? This book unpacks the political infrastructures behind what gets preserved, and what disappears.

🔗 mitpress.mit.edu/9780262537811

Our must-read for

2025-05-16

British Library UK Web Archive Blog: IIPC Web Archiving Conference 2025: Report from UK Web Archive Colleagues. “This year’s IIPC General Assembly and Web Archiving Conference took place at the National Library of Norway in Oslo. Many UK Web Archive colleagues from Bodleian Libraries, the British Library, Cambridge University Library and National Library of Scotland attended the Web […]

https://rbfirehose.com/2025/05/16/iipc-web-archiving-conference-2025-report-from-uk-web-archive-colleagues-british-library-uk-web-archive-blog/

Media of Cooperationmediaofcoop
2025-05-14

🎤 Keynote @ : Nanna Bonde Thylstrup
“Vanishing Points: Technographies of Data Loss”

What happens when data vanishes —but never fully disappears?
A deep dive into digital absence, persistent traces & the politics of forgetting in datafied worlds.

📅 June 5 | Uni Siegen
🔗 Conference website: datafiedweb.net

Media of Cooperationmediaofcoop
2025-05-08

🔥 Only one week left! Don't forget to register by May 15 on our conference website datafiedweb.net/.

Do you remember…
… the beginnings of early metrics in the 90s?
… the birth of web counters?
… the novelty of seeing website visits measured in real-time?
… eye-catching graphics becoming the currency of online attention?
… the early days of companies like Webtrends, Urchin and DoubleClick?

It's #WebArchiveWednesday, and part 1 of a new blog series on preserving government social media from the National Archives of the Netherlands and the National Archives of Luxembourg is live!

Read it here: netpreserveblog.wordpress.com/

#webarchives | #SocialMediaArchiving | @webarchives

Media of Cooperationmediaofcoop
2025-05-06

📢 Save the date: RESAW 2025 – The Datafied Web
📅 June 4–6, 2025
📍 Universität Siegen, Germany

Join us for the 6th RESAW Conference, where over 70 researchers from 11 countries will explore the historical roots and contemporary dynamics of our datafied digital world. Dive into the latest research on web archiving and digital heritage!

🔗 Program & registration: datafiedweb.net/

This #WebArchiveWednesday, we are thrilled to announce that #iipcGA26 and #iipcWAC26 will be hosted by KBR, the Royal Library of Belgium in Brussels!

#webarchives | #webarchiving | #digitalpreservation | @webarchives

Roxana Maurer (Popistașu)RoxPoNinja@digipres.club
2025-04-02

Colleagues from the Danish Royal Library showcasing the strengths of #SolrWayback, a powerful web application for searching and exploring data in #WebArchives by using memes about Trump and Greenland in their #BDCAM25 presentation
SolrWayback offers network analysis of domains, powerful visualization tools like N-gram, search by location on a map using EXIF metadata information in images, and, not least, the possibility to export data and derivatives from search results. github.com/netarchivesuite/sol

Roxana Maurer (Popistașu)RoxPoNinja@digipres.club
2025-04-02

#BDCAM25 Many technical, conceptual & practical issues when doing research on / with large born-digital archives (especially #WebArchives)
• Data format
• Data volume
• Data processing
• Data "visibility"
• Data derivation
• Provenance
• Acquisition
• Border/boundary
• Breadth
• Ellipses (elisions)

Media of Cooperationmediaofcoop
2025-03-26

The registration for the 6th RESAW conference “The datafied Web” is now open. Register now 👉 datafiedweb.net/registration/

You can register until May 15th.

We look forward to more than 40 presentations by over 70 researchers from 11 countries who shape the amazing program of the 6th RESAW 2025 conference. The conference will take place on June 4-6 at the University of Siegen.

Ponder Stibbons 🇧🇷🇩🇪blackcoffeerider@social.saarland
2025-03-09

Hey fellow fedinauts i need some #feditips for two #tools:

1) a tool that can be used to periodically scan my Mastodon account for which toots I have bookmarked (not faved or retooted) and creates an collection of these as plain files.

2) a tool which can be run locally - preferably self contained with little to no dependencies (no redis, SQL, nginx...) - create decent "high fidelity" #Webarchives from a list of links. Think #ytdlp equivalent of #archive.ph?

Client Info

Server: https://mastodon.social
Version: 2025.04
Repository: https://github.com/cyevgeniy/lmst