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Brewster Kahle Petabox Universal Access to All Knowledge @brewster_kahle Internet Archive: Non-Profit Library Free to All Free to All --Boston Public Library Texts Book picture Library of Congress: 28 Million Books Look inside the book Bookmobile picture 2 in India Egypt: 1 in Sept Bibliotheca Alexandrina in Alexandria Egypt Youssef books Egypt Uganda: 1 in Oct Ondemandbooks Ondemandbooks2 Ondemandbooks3 olpc Olpc ebook ereaders Egyptian Scanner Bibliotheca Alexandrina ScribeScanner Scribe Book Scanner by the Internet Archive Toronto Asami Collection / Starr Chinese Academy of Sciences: Botany Bali Lontar Prep Lontar First Complete Literature of a People To Go Online: Balinese Scanning Centers 1000 Books/day, 29 scanning centers, 6 countries 200 uFilm, uFiche / day 30 dollars a book, all told Texts: All Free 3,000,000 Free eBooks for everyone 500,000 Modern eBooks for blind/dyslexic 250,000 Modern eBooks in Lending Library Maybe 8 million more to go openlibrary.org for Books • A web page for every book • ~150,000 visitors per day • Open, editable bibliographic catalog Lending Libraries New: 1000 Libraries lend eBooks in 6 countries e.g. Massachusetts area http://openlibrary.org/libraries Borrow an eBook http://openlibrary.org/borrow Borrow an eBook http://openlibrary.org/books/OL24405389M/HTML5_For_Web_Designers Checked Out! http://openlibrary.org/books/OL24405389M/HTML5_For_Web_Designers/borrow Try another title... Note library attribution http://openlibrary.org/books/OL905152M/Our_Mayflower_ancestors_and_their_descendants eBooks are available 3 ways In-Browser, PDF, ePub In-Browser: With Attribution to Lending Library Instant reading available on any device with a web browser installed, through the Internet Archive BookReader Patron Loans Open Library account holders can borrow up to 5 books at once. How Libraries Join • Sign Up – email [email protected] • Contribute at least 1 modern book, all public domain books, IP addresses, Contact info • Done! Audio Orchestra Field band Music Archive: 1,000,000 Recordings Digitizing Audio from Records • 2-3 Million ever produced • 10-20 dollars each Audio 1,000,000 items in over 100 collections • Live Music Archive (4000 bands & 90,000 performances) • Netlabels (600 labels) • Mother Jones Radio • LibriVox Audio Books • Berkeley Groks Science Radio • Afropop Worldwide • Old Time Radio • Tse Chen Ling Buddhist Lectures • 78 RPM Records • Free Speech Radio News • Presidential Recordings Moving Images Movie posters Prelinger page movies Film Scanner http://archive.org/911 Lending Television Lending Television Lending Television Lending Television Archiving Moving Images • $25 per video hour to mass digitize • 1,000,000 videos on the Archive now • 2 million hours of TV that are not online yet • Hundreds new user submissions each day Moving Images 1,000,000 items in 100 collections • Democracy Now • SIGGRAPH Computer Animation • Film Chest Vintage Cartoons • Prelinger Archives •Feature Films •Universal Newsreels • Mosaic Middle East News • Kino French Films FBI “National Security Letter” Demand for Information about Patron We Sued the US Government … and won. National Security Letter Lawyers Software: 50,000 titles Software something Web Archive: 1996 Yahoo Pets.com MIT 1996 Original Press Release Changed Press Release Web Archiving Tool: Archive-it.org • 1700 curated collections • Searchable and browsable • Almost 200 organizations curating Japanese Earthquake Rare Books and Letters Photos Letters and Manuscripts Digitizing Station Next Up: Personal Digital Archives our digital artifacts Preservation Digital and Physical AlexandriaComputers 2002: 200TB Alexandria Egypt Stichting Internet Archive Amsterdam thanks to XS4ALL Petaboxrow 2008: 2,000TB (2PB) San Francisco Modular Storage 2009: 3,000TB (3PB) Wayback Machine Great Room 10,000,000,000,000,000 Bytes Archived (2012) Digital Archive for Your Collections • your lectures • your photos • your books • your web collections (archive-it) • storage (upload S3-like API) Physical Archive of the Internet Archive 600,000 books so far Universal Access to All Knowledge …can be one of our greatest achievements @brewster_kahle Free to the People -Carnegie Library, Pittsburgh .
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