'Internet Archive' celebrates 20 years in San Francisco!
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| Millenials, Baby Boomers and X Generation congregate to celebrate INTERNET ARCHIVE 20th birthday! A day to be grateful for the technical advances of San Francisco. © Moira Jean Sullivan — at Internet Archive. |
CinéFemme is an archive of writing about women and film on the Internet. Time to celebrate a San Francisco organization with two women on its executive staff (could be more, must be more) celebrating 20 years of outstanding information in Internet preservation.
Internet Archive 20 years! This huge church for the Christian Scientists were taken over by Internet Archives 20 years ago on Clement and Funston. The place was packed with volunteers, engineers and webcrawlers - Millennials, Generation X and a few Baby Boomers who were out there before any of them. A day to be proud of the creative achievements of visionaries in San Francisco.
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| The New Memory Palace Speaker Paul D. Miller aka DJ Spooky “Sometimes it is the people no one can imagine anything of who do the things no one can imagine.” – Alan Turing’s biopic, The Imitation Game, 2014 https://blog.archive.org/ © Moira Jean Sullivan — at Internet Archive. |
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| A meme --an element of a culture or system of behavior that may be considered to be passed from one individual to another by nongenetic means, especially imitation. The Internet Archives can find MEMES! © Moira Jean Sullivan — at Internet Archive. |
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| KILROY was there on M.A.S.H. new to Millenials © Moira Jean Sullivan — at Internet Archive. |
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| Brewster Kahle, Founder & Digital Librarian, Internet Archive. One of the Baby Boomers next to a Millenial. © Moira Jean Sullivan — at Internet Archive. |
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| Websites found by Internet Archive --each cluster is petabytes of users. © Moira Jean Sullivan — at Internet Archive. |
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The Internet Archive find clusters of websites --here is Facebook and all those on the site on a given day --the outgrowth is Instagram! Most popular sites in world. © Moira Jean Sullivan — at Internet Archive. |
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| Internet Archive builds a small figure for every one who works there for three years. The Chinese knew what they were doing with their Terracotta Warriors to protect themselves in the afterlife. The Wayback Machine is just that! Amazing to see them all in the pews of the former Church of Christian Science. https://archive.org/ © Moira Jean Sullivan — at Internet Archive. |
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Jason Scott Free-Range Archivist and Software Curator © Moira Jean Sullivan — at Internet Archive.
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