"I'M PRESERVING THE FOLLOWING THINGS IN CASE ARCHIVE.ORG GOES DOWN" Talkback

[Peter Paltridge]

Did you hear? Archive.org is in danger of disappearing! Everybody grab and preserve what you can, quick! I've done my part....

I'M PRESERVING THE FOLLOWING THINGS IN CASE ARCHIVE.ORG GOES DOWN

 

[twilicorn]

The fact that X Entertainment isn't part of Wayback is a real shame - it means that a lot of early Macy's Parade reviews are lost to the ages.
Speaking of which, I noticed I'm too preoccupied with my personal movie script to continue writing for my YouTube review series. I'm hoping to have the first review coincide with Christmas in July and be Emmet Otter, with a Macy's Parade VIDEO review hopefully following by U.S. Thanksgiving.

 

[twilicorn]

Actually, there's some similar sites to Wayback and at least one of them actually has archived at least one super old X Entertainment article!!! archive.is

Here's the 1991 parade review: X-Entertainment: The 1991 Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade!

 

[kanc]

Yikes... there are some past KCAs there, I plan to watch those..

Im worried about archive.org shutting down in future because of lawsuit

 

[Dsneybuf]

I'll miss DVD Verdict if the Internet Archive goes down, but I don't have enough room to back it up.

 

[pacman000]

A lawsuit is threatening the Internet Archive — but it’s not as dire as you may have heard

The Internet Archive spent years testing the boundaries of copyright law. Has it gone too far?

www.vox.com

Don't know what to say.

 

[mimitchi33]

A lawsuit is threatening the Internet Archive — but it’s not as dire as you may have heard

The Internet Archive spent years testing the boundaries of copyright law. Has it gone too far?

www.vox.com

Don't know what to say.

I was going to mention this. This is concerning their library, not the Archive.

 

[John Pannozzi]

This guy IMHO perfectly broke the lawsuit against the Archive:


He suggests that the Archive shut down the ebook lending program that started the lawsuit, and that they offer the publishers suing them a lump sum settlement. I hope against hope that they do that.