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(late) #WebArchiveWednesday fascinating experiment by @macargnelutti (@HarvardLiL @permacc) using #ChatGPT to create "fake" #WARC files ht @mart1nkle1n who originally shared this with me lil.law.harvard.edu/blog/202…

Towards “deep fake” web archives? Trying to forge WARC files using ChatGPT. | Library Innovation Lab

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LIL is hiring! We're wrapping up resume review for our open positions: Product & Research Director; Engineering Manager; Senior UX Designer/Researcher; and User Support Coordinator. Read more and apply here: lil.law.harvard.edu/jobs/

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Client-side playback is untethering possibilities for how we access, explore, and share web archives. For #webarchivingwednesday we’re sharing musings and recommendations from the experience of implementing it on Perma.cc! lil.law.harvard.edu/blog/202…

Websites change. Perma Links don't.

Perma.cc helps scholars, journals, courts, and others create permanent records of the web sources they cite.

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New research shows how many important links on the web get lost to time trib.al/gng71Uz
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Completely true. Election links and COVID data dashboards rot all too quickly unless proactively archived at the time of linking.
Christopher M@maizeandblue21 May 2021
Replying to @zittrain @RexDouglass @nytimes
This gets worse for contemporaneous events such as elections where there is less reliable resources. In my dissertation on political discourse during 2012 election we identified that 3.4 percent of links had rotted within weeks following the election.
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🔗🔗@john_bowers_, @clare__stanton, and @zittrain explore the substantial link rot and content drift found on the New York Times, exposing the fragility of the Web and the need for new practices, workflows, and technologies. Learn more via @CJR: cjr.org/analysis/linkrot-con…

What the ephemerality of the Web means for your hyperlinks

Hyperlinks are a powerful tool for journalists and their readers. Diving deep into the context of an article is just a click away. But hyperlinks are a double-edged sword; for all of the internet’s...

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Thrilled to share important new link rot study by colleagues @zittrain @john_bowers_ and @clare__stanton, published in the Columbia Journalism Review, which examines the entire NYT digital corpus and finds ... you guessed it ... a bunch of rotten links. cjr.org/analysis/linkrot-con…
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We’re looking for a couple enterprising students to join our intrepid team @HarvardLIL (@opencasebook @permacc @caselawaccess) this summer to explore new ideas and push open access and OER into new, exciting territory: lil.law.harvard.edu/collabor…

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Darn it. 🥴 When link rot is in play, the early bird still does not get the worm. [Another reminder of @permacc's value.]
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I'm hiring a generalist developer to help me improve and maintain new and existing Webrecorder tools! Candidates from backgrounds traditionally underrepresented in technology and open source spaces are especially encouraged to apply.
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Want to play a key role in a growing ecosystem of cutting-edge open source web archiving tools, and make web archiving easier and more accessible to all? Webrecorder is now hiring a generalist developer on a contract basis: webrecorder.net/jobs Apply by September 15th!

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Link rot is the worst.
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Replying to @andysparks
See @permacc.
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WACZ format allows for efficient, self-hosted web archives, but how do you trust archives hosted anywhere? We're looking for feedback on a proposal for WARC (and WACZ) signing and verification (via a trusted 3rd party): docs.google.com/document/d/1… #WebarchiveWednesday #webarchiving

WARC Signing

Request for comment: signing and verifying web archive files Authors: Jack Cushman, Perma.cc/Harvard Library Innovation Lab Ilya Kreymer, Webrecorder This document describes a protocol for "witness...

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We're looking for summer interns to join us through the Berkman Klein Center for Internet & Society Internship Program! To apply, share your application as part of the Technology, Law, and Library Innovation track by March 15th: cyber.harvard.edu/getinvolve…
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Of note: the U.S. House of Representatives has used @permacc in its #ImpeachmentTrial memorandum to cite URLS: xitter.cf/digiphile/status/12186… like this one, where the public can read a letter from John Adams to Thomas Jefferson: perma.cc/QWD8-222B This is a BFD for posterity.
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Absolutely. I’d like to see @permacc links to avoid link rot too!
Alexander B. Howard@digiphile10 Jan 2020
Solid analysis, with excellent use of links as citations. Journalists, watchdogs & scholars: Hyperlinks are the dendrites of the Internet: digiphile.info/2011/01/03/bl… When you use them like footnotes in tweets & articles, you “show your work” like Scott does here:
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Unless you use @permacc, designed by librarians to outlast the reference URL.
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Historical Trends (case.law/trends) is a way to visualize how words are used in U.S. case law over time. Create a Historical Trends graph and let us know what you find! @HarvardLIL @hlslib @Harvard_Law youtu.be/agdcXMV0BmY
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Legal textbooks should be free and open on the web. If you want to work on making that happen in a big way, come work with us @harvardlil! lil.law.harvard.edu/collabor…
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Yes - come work with these awesome folks @HarvardLIL! #openaccess #libraries #code #FUN
Adam Ziegler@abziegler9 Sep 2019
We're hiring! If you like open access, code and libraries, come join us @harvardlil to make opencasebook.org even better! lil.law.harvard.edu/collabor…
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