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As websites disappear, link rot threatens journalism. One Stanford fellow is working on a fix
Brandon Tauszik, a fellow at The Starling Lab, is developing a low-cost way for journalists to preserve their work ...
The internet’s memory problem
The internet is where much of our modern cultural, societal and political history is stored, but as researchers are discovering, the internet has a big memory problem. Without businesses paying to ...
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The internet is littered with ‘dead links’
Pew found 38% of pages from 2013 were inaccessible; 15% were inaccessible from 2022 and 8% for 2023, showing that while link rot is something that grows with time, it’s still a problem even for ...
Business Insider5mon
We're about to enter the Digital Dark Ages
Digital journalism sites close up shop. Companies pull their online products. Links rot. Files get not found. The cloud, as wags have noted, is really just "someone else's computers." And when ...
Nature2mon
Accreditation and attribution in data sharing
DOIs and other persistent identifier schemes address the nagging problem of Web hyperlink decay or 'link rot' in the literature, resulting from citations to Internet references 4. In the scholarly ...