2024 Escaping The Memory Hole 03 Animated Presentation
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An animated presentation illustrates the fragility of digital culture and the growing risks of link rot and disappearing media
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In Part 3 of the Internet Archive’s Escaping the Memory Hole event, an animated presentation illustrates the fragility of digital culture and the growing risks of link rot, corporate takedowns, and disappearing media. Once-thriving websites—Geocities, Gawker, MTV News, and many more—have vanished, erasing vast amounts of cultural knowledge and history. Books, music, movies, and journalism face the same fate without active preservation. The Internet Archive has preserved over 800 billion web pages, acting as a time machine for the web and safeguarding our shared memory for future generations. Without efforts like this, more of our cultural heritage would be lost forever. Full Event Playlist: Part 01 Play-in & Jason Scott, Internet Archive Part 02 Connie Chan, San Francisco Supervisor Part 03 Animated Introduction Part 04 Amandari Karaca, Internet Archive Part 05 Brewster Kahle, Internet Archive Part 06 Mark Graham, Internet Archive Part 07 Dame Rosie Stephenson-Goodknight, Wikimedia Foundation Part 08 Michael Alex (MTV News) Part 09 Rick Prelinger, Prelinger Archives Part 10 Maria Bustillos, Brick House Part 11 Internet Archive Hero Award Part 12 Alexis Rossi, Internet Archive, & Elliott Adkins, social media star
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