Archive-It Partner News, September 2023
September 27th, 2023
Plausible Analytics Release for Archive-It
This week, the Internet Archive released Archive-It’s self-hosted feature to measure and track access to subscribers’ web archives, replacing the prior integration with Google Analytics. Accounts who previously used Google Analytics have been migrated to this new service. Learn more about the expanded capabilities provided and request to turn on this integration for your account in our Help Center.
Community News
Events calendar
Find Internet Archive staff and partners at these upcoming in-person and online events:
October 11-12: Internet Archive’s AI @ IA — San Francisco, CA and online
November 13-15: DLF 2023 Forum — St. Louis, MO
November 15- 17: Fantastic Futures — Vancouver, BC
What we’re reading
- One Hundred Years At The Library: Innovation Through Technology – Sumitra Duncan, Web Archiving Lead at Frick Art Reference Library highlights innovative technologies that have shaped research support, preservation, and access to collections, as part of its centennial celebrations.
- Approaches And Considerations Towards Archiving Digital Islam Across Europe – The Digital Islam Across Europe (DIGITISLAM) project (Anna Grasso and Gary R. Bunt of University Of Wales Trinity Saint David) summarize the strategies and objectives of their work supported by the Collaboration of Humanities and Social Sciences in Europe (CHANSE).
- Vancouver Statement on Collections-as-Data – Following their working summit in Vancouver this spring, the Collections-as-Data team has released its updated statement, available in English, Spanish, French, and Arabic.
We’re hiring
Our team is growing! Check out the Internet Archive’s job board to learn more about new positions, share, and apply.
Tech & Training
Expanding computational research services
We are pleased to announce that the recently released Archives Research Compute Hub (ARCH) platform has received funding from the Institute of Museum and Library Services (IMLS) via their National Leadership Grants program. The project (outlined here) aims to expand support for digital collections of any format (e.g., image collections, text collections) and enable librarians and scholars to generate new data analysis jobs and resulting datasets and visualizations.
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We’re here to help
A warm welcome to our newest partners!
The Australian National University Tech Policy Design Centre
Harvard School of Engineering and Applied Sciences
Human Predictions, LLC
InmediaHK.net
Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts
NASA Jet Propulsion Laboratory
National Gallery of Art
School of Information and Library Science, University of North Carolina
Theorem Partners
Wayne State University, School of Information Sciences