[WebCultures] grassroots web archiving projects

[tjarda at xs4all.nl]

Hi,
ReindeR Rustema mentioned it already. We are digging up The Digital City,
see:
http://hart.amsterdammuseum.nl/re-dds The reconstruction of The Digital
City, case study for web archaeology (in Dutch). 
http://www.23dingenwebarcheologie.nl (in Dutch).
An English article about our projects:
http://www.bitsandbytesunited.com/?portfolio=publication-the-reconstruction-
of-the-digital-city-a-case-study-of-web-archaeology

We = Amsterdam Museum and partners and the community of old inhabitants of
DDS, (ex) DDS employees and DDS affiliated web archaeologists. 
Before getting to web archiving, we are reconstructing the city, that's why
we call it web archaeology. 

Best/Tjarda
Web Archaeologist and guest e-curator of the Amsterdam Museum


-----Oorspronkelijk bericht-----
Van: WebCultures [mailto:webcultures-bounces at listcultures.org] Namens Marcin
Wilkowski
Verzonden: zaterdag 5 september 2015 11:43
Aan: webcultures at listcultures.org
Onderwerp: [WebCultures] grassroots web archiving projects

Hi,

I'd like to collect information on grassroots web archiving projects - web
archiving is done not only by national archives or libraries but also by
organizations and common people. The best example is of course the Internet
Archive Foundation, but I found also Archive Team
(archiveteam.org) or the independent archival movement of Occupy Wall Street
(http://thebrooklynink.com/2011/12/26/39230-the-anarchivists-who-owns-the-oc
cupy-wall-street-narrative/)

Do you know any more similar initiatives?

Thanks,

Marcin

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