The Internet Archive Wants To Be A Digital Library For Everything | Sunday TODAY

A nonprofit company housed in an old church in California is creating a digital library of, well, as much as they can to store it for future generations. Dasha Burns of NBC News Now has this week’s Sunday Closer.
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The Internet Archive Wants To Be A Digital Library For Everything | Sunday TODAY

[@ReeseJamPiece.]

This is probably the single most important website in history, 200 years from now this will be used to archive pretty much everything. It's important to protect it otherwise we lose an important part of our history.

[@greekman3532]

Can you tell me other sites like internet archive with tv content after 2000 please?

[@hunterleach5710]

I bet in 80 centuries from now the internet archive will be 10 times bigger than the internet itself today and all of the songs in this age will be archived, I think the internet archive is a very important piece of the internet that must not be taken down, I believe it's very important to archive as much history as possible

[@azvedicgurukul]

This is easily one of the most important websites on the internet. This is a wonderful use of technology and fulfills the promise of what the internet could be in its best form.

[@greekman3532]

Can you tell me other sites like internet archive with tv content after 2000 please?

[@alikasim9627]

@@greekman3532 I think its the only thing

[@justinjinroldan]

That’s what it’s hear for.

[@KeatingChick]

I use this website daily for mainly genealogical research. It's been a gold mine for me. Love it!!!!

[@steelyman08]

I hope it survives the many lawsuits that will be aimed at it due to copyright issues. A truly democratic library? Streaming and reading (and so much more) for free? Unacceptable to those who'd prefer everyone to have to pay. It's a noble and necessary effort. I sincerely hope that it will stay afloat.

[@falconeagle3655]

Please do positive reports like this.

[@stevensong8784]

2:39 - 2:46 Noted.

[@hunterleach5710]

The internet archive is history buff Paradise

[@adamssirenadventures6574]

If everyone if we missed KZbin videos that's deleted off I wonder if there's away to find a very old KZbin video that same it's deleted if the very old KZbin same videos that still works to watch it without blocked or something because I really missed old KZbin videos that's been deleted and the pictures that's shows it blank with a question marks on it and even not show anything after I clicked on it I wonder if there's away to fix it to see the old deleted images.

[@charmanater]

AdamsSiren Adventures that would be the worst, some people remove videos for a reason

[@oxnard_audit9923]

@@charmanater this is America. Freedom of speech is the foundation of our nation. I understand your concerns but there's a way around this. You simply host a request to ping to the API upload to be sent in 100 years. By then the person who owned or posted it will be dead and the future generation can learn. The videos of controversy (ex: Logan paul) is a video when uploaded, effected the happiness and liberty of that person but if it was uploaded 100 years later he's dead then and people can learn while the souls of those depicted rest in peace . This is so conflict of interest to abuse is obviously gone since all parties are dead.

[@charmanater]

@@oxnard_audit9923 In a case like logan paul this wouldn’t matter because the video was saved by numerous people, but in a case with smaller channels what if they accidentally uploaded something they didn’t mean to? or perhaps an old video that they no longer feel comfortable having uploaded, its nothing to do with free speech buddy and this isn’t america.

[@oxnard_audit9923]

@@charmanater you can ask to remove it by contacting internet archive. Internet archive is in fact is in America, in San Franscico , what more American can you get there? All officers take an oath to the constitution, including military , to defend the freedoms our grandfather of our nation approved.

[@charmanater]

@@oxnard_audit9923 This is youtube not america

[@justyourlocalme2259]

If you have android you can get an app version. It's awesome

[@proxxgeo1054]

justyourlocalme and iOS and a few other platforms

[@gaoelnlaojehc8913]

but it sucks tho

[@abcdeisthekey]

The app version is very limited in it's capabilities but I'm still glad to have it. I mostly use the website though

[@dwho432]

Everyone is too much linked together.. where is the privacy?

[@abcdeisthekey]

I love the internet archive

[@lenb7275]

The music only gives you : 30 seconds

[@FireGate_13]

and then GDPR asks them to delete everything...

[@benjaminfairest876]

Which it's very important for me beacuse I want see old content that I remember seeing

[@Cheseburgr]

One EMP and its done

[@greekman3532]

Do you know site like internet archive with tv content of Europe after 2000? Please i want someone tell me

[@Cheseburgr]

Incredible

[@MrYungTwista]

I luv this website it’s fire I play all kinds of old computer games

[@heinrichruv2136]

they also archiving maleware and viruses unconsciously.

[@NottJoeyOfficial]

There's a lot of cool DOS era malware on that site for historical purposes and it's great.

[@USAFORBETTER]

Great video

[@rustumsenorgbe8901]

Nice

[@irileidedasilva3594]

Y Love you.

[@beyond_5dtemp]

This video was actually uploaded to the internet archive lol

2:29 nice angle camera, she looked so appealing

[@MegaMoto85]

that woman is stunning

[@tomkazimer6928]

The christmas classic

[@DanialYT]

What will happend if all the power completely shut down...

[@johncakes5661]

The data would still be saved. It's writing it on either hard drives or SSD's, not ram

[@arhatyellow]

It will all disappear.

[@greekman3532]

Can you tell me other sites like internet archive with tv content after 2000 please?

[@feleitks]

The data is most likely stored on persistent drives which will keep storing the data for a significant period after power shuts down, and there would also likely be backups on mediums like tapes or other drives. The servers might also be using uninterrupted power supplies, allowing them to persist for a while after power cuts off, allowing them to safely shut down or persist.

[@manuelamartinsalazar1965]

No links, dissapointing

[@justyourlocalme2259]

archive.org

[@justyourlocalme2259]

It's archive.org

[@proxxgeo1054]

Manuela Martín Salazar web.archive.org

[@seardadsdasd]

No links doesnt inatantly mean its dissapointing

[@farhanaditya2647]

bruh

[@bongcapinig11]

Patron🇵🇭

[@ch98hb]

The library of alexandria burnt down btw, destroying a LOT of history Hope they've learnt from that 😂

[@liamhomburger5622]

They have mirrors in several countries to ensure there is no 1 point of failure.

[@Bidenlost2020]

@@liamhomburger5622 Thank goodness!

[@greekman3532]

Can you tell me other sites like internet archive with tv content after 2000 please?

[@carlosdubon4736]

El conocimiento es poder, pero hoy se desde algun tiempo que tambien es accion y tambien terrorifico. Celeste Abril

[@sarcasticklutz]

Thought that was what google was

[@RaymondHng]

No, Google only shows what is currently on the World Wide Web. If you want to access old versions of web pages or pages from defunct web sites, the Wayback Machine at archive.org is the best resource.

[@biomuseum6645]

Compulsive hoarding made into a website

[@feleitks]

Except it's a lot more useful because a lot of data can now only be found on the internet archive

[@zebunker]

Dasha asking no hard questions, just a fluff piece. Cute, that BJ she gave to get the job paying off. This is weatherman level journalism.

[@coolsnowy4046]

Tf

[@dave.h4075]

Does is interfere or rob someones ability to earn off the book that he/she has written though, Yes or NO? Do people lose out on their hard work and what are the correct moral steps in current times where moral seems to be disappearing... do we take a breath and think a bit before we answer such questions? Books are a fortune especially purchasing from my country and goodness knows I can do with a library that has everything but is it right though and am I stealing to a degree someones income?

[@dave.h4075]

@@noahfogarty but integrity is though right? I see your points

[@michi-fv2mf]

@@dave.h4075 the thing is that the open library has a system where only one person can borrow a digital book at once just like with physicsl books

[@davidbrown8303]

Putting Trump in it makes it trash.