Saving Today's News: Archiving the Record in the Digital Age

What the archives do now: Kahle and Prelinger on the Understanding 9/11 television news archive, Vanderbilt's 50-year TV vault, the Library of Congress on the future of web archiving, the five-year documentary of one ITV news channel's end, the lost art of cable, the deepfake threat to the visual record, and watching YouTube itself through the Wayback Machine.

Playlist by @news_archive_docs

10 tracks, shared on Audicious.

1. Brewster Kahle and Rick Prelinger on the "Understanding 9/11: A Television News Archive" 1 of 2 — Democracy Now!
2. 50-year-old Television Archive provides insight to researchers and filmmakers — Vanderbilt University
3. The Future of Web Archiving — Library of Congress
4. Web Archiving: An Overview — Metropolitan New York Library Council
5. ITV NEWS CHANNEL END | 5 Year Documentary — Kevmond
6. The Lost Art Of Cable Television — NationSquid
7. Can you spot the deepfake? How AI is threatening elections — CBC News: The National
8. The most urgent threat of deepfakes isn't politics — Vox
9. News opens from the Internet Archive, Part 1 — ntropolis
10. YOUTUBE THROUGH TIME - WayBackMachine — Pacific