1. Brewster Kahle Director Internet Archive
Public Access to Digital Materials Roles, Rights, and Responsibilities of Libraries
                     
Brewster Kahle Director Internet Archive
May 2002
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2. Publishers Archiving?
Publishers pursue their commercial interests rather than the public interest
Example, a public domain work:
Alice in Wonderland in Adobe’s Ebook is restricted in its use:
“This book can not be read aloud”
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3. Bringing Collections Online: Examples
Web Collection: Dealing with the Large and non-traditional collections
Digitized Archival Records: Posting them on the Net
1001 Movies: Digitization and Donation of Rich Media
InterLibrary Loan of Digital Materials
Loaning Digital Materials
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4. More text than the Library of Congress, and only $300K US
Web Collection
Over 100TB
16M sites
Over 10B pages
5 years
More text than the Library of Congress, and only $300K US
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5. Alexa: Cataloging the Web
Who
Where
When
3rd party reviews
Out-of-print copies
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6. Alexa “Subject Indexing” the Web
Related and competative links
Built by usage paths and link analysis
80 million different “catalog entries”
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7. Presidential Election 1996 Archive
Alexa with Smithsonian
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8. Presidential Election 2000 Archive
LC with Internet Archive, Compaq, Alexa Internet
2-3 Terabytes
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9. Wayback Machine: Out of Print Pages
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10. Preservation through Replication
Hardware
Programmer error
Format obsolescent
Institutional drift
Law/Government
Full Mirror at the Library of Alexandria, Egypt
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11. Posting Archival Materials
Scanning for $0.10/page
Post and “purge the complainers”
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12. Intellectual Property Preserves
Possible Tax Incentives
Rights are quite clear, but often limited
Not “comprehensive”
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13. InterLibrary Loan
Walk into any library and gain access to the world’s collections
Work more smoothly with Digital Materials
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14. Loaning Materials One approach: NetLibrary
New publisher contracts: 2500 books in SFPL
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15. Lending Rich Media: Limited Streaming
Lending limited copies
Bedrock of the Library model
“streaming” is borrowed
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16. Universal Access to Human Knowledge
One page at a time, one patron at a time
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