NYTimes – How to Preserve Your ...
The New York Times has an excellent article about preserving family memories, letters, and trinkets. It has specific advice about how to archive different types of things. It also ends with a good suggestion not to try to a [...]
Digital Resource Lifespan
Love that this illustration points out saving data on archive.org like LivesArchived does.
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6 Facts about the History of the Inte...
The Internet Archive Today
Today, LivesArchived and hundreds of other archives and libraries across the country pair with the Internet Archive. They work to provide a place to store and share history forever!
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What is an Archive?: The History of A...
Archives have a long and interesting history across the world. Generally, the term “archive” refers to a collection of historical records selected for long-term preservation, or the actual physical space where the records are located.
Although many historical archives have been lost, records of archives exist from the ancient Chinese, Greeks [...]
LivesArchived Stories: Portfolio
As a freelance writer and photographer, Will Thompson found LivesArchived to be a conducive place to exhibit and save his diverse portfolio.
When reflecting on his experience wit [...]
LivesArchived on Death Goes Digital p...
Peter Billingham has a website and podcast called Death Goes Digital. Kathy and I were happy to be interviewed on his show. You can listen to the 28 minute episode at
http://www.deathgoesdigital.com/podcast/livesa [...]
