Web archiving
| Titel: | Web archiving : with 6 tables / Julien Masanès |
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| Veröffentlicht: | Berlin : Springer, 2006 |
| Umfang: | VII, 234 Seiten : Illustrationen, Diagramme ; 24 cm |
| Format: | Buch |
| Sprache: | Englisch |
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| ISBN: | 9783540233381 ; 3540233385 |
| Hinweise zum Inhalt: |
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Inhaltsverzeichnis Kapitel |
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- 1
- Web Archiving: Issues and Methods
- p. 1
- 1.1
- Introduction
- p. 1
- 1.2
- Heritage, Society, and the Web
- p. 2
- 1.3
- Web Characterization in Relation to Preservation
- p. 11
- 1.4
- New Methods for a New Medium
- p. 18
- 1.5
- Current Initiatives Overview
- p. 40
- 1.6
- Conclusion
- p. 46
- References
- p. 46
- 2
- Web Use and Web Studies
- p. 55
- 2.1
- Summary
- p. 55
- 2.2
- Content Analysis
- p. 56
- 2.3
- Surveys
- p. 58
- 2.4
- Rhetorical Analysis
- p. 59
- 2.5
- Discourse Analysis
- p. 60
- 2.6
- Visual Analysis
- p. 61
- 2.7
- Ethnography
- p. 63
- 2.8
- Network Analysis
- p. 64
- 2.9
- Ethical Considerations
- p. 65
- 2.10
- Conclusion
- p. 66
- References
- p. 67
- 3
- Selection for Web Archives
- p. 71
- 3.1
- Introduction
- p. 71
- 3.2
- Defining a Selection Policy
- p. 72
- 3.3
- Issues and Concepts
- p. 76
- 3.4
- Selection Process
- p. 82
- 3.5
- Documentation
- p. 89
- 3.6
- Conclusion
- p. 89
- References
- p. 90
- 4
- Copying Websites
- p. 93
- 4.1
- Introduction - The Art of Copying Websites
- p. 93
- 4.2
- The Parser
- p. 95
- 4.3
- Fetching Document
- p. 102
- 4.4
- Create an Autonomous, Navigable Copy
- p. 107
- 4.5
- Handling Updates
- p. 109
- 4.6
- Conclusion
- p. 112
- Reference
- p. 112
- 5
- Archiving the Hidden Web
- p. 115
- 5.1
- Introduction
- p. 115
- 5.2
- Finding At Least One Path to Documents
- p. 116
- 5.3
- Characterizing the Hidden Web
- p. 119
- 5.4
- Client Side Hidden Web Archiving
- p. 121
- 5.5
- Crawler-Server Collaboration
- p. 123
- 5.6
- Archiving Documentary Gateways
- p. 125
- 5.7
- Conclusion
- p. 127
- References
- p. 128
- 6
- Access and Finding Aids
- p. 131
- 6.1
- Introduction
- p. 131
- 6.2
- Registration
- p. 133
- 6.3
- Indexing and Search Engines
- p. 135
- 6.4
- Access Tools and User Interface
- p. 137
- 6.5
- Case Studies
- p. 146
- 6.6
- Acknowledgements
- p. 151
- References
- p. 151
- 7
- Mining Web Collections
- p. 153
- 7.1
- Introduction
- p. 153
- 7.2
- Material for Web Archives
- p. 155
- 7.3
- Other Types of Information
- p. 160
- 7.4
- Use Cases
- p. 161
- 7.5
- Conclusion
- p. 172
- References
- p. 174
- 8
- The Long-Term Preservation of Web Content
- p. 177
- 8.1
- Introduction
- p. 177
- 8.2
- The Challenge of Long-Term Digital Preservation
- p. 178
- 8.3
- Developing Trusted Digital Repositories
- p. 181
- 8.4
- Digital Preservation Strategies
- p. 184
- 8.5
- Preservation Metadata
- p. 189
- 8.6
- Digital Preservation and the Web
- p. 193
- 8.7
- Conclusion
- p. 194
- 8.8
- Acknowledgements
- p. 194
- References
- p. 194
- 9
- Year-by-Year: From an Archive of the Internet to an Archive on the Internet
- p. 201
- 9.1
- Introduction
- p. 201
- 9.2
- Background: Early Internet Publishing
- p. 202
- 9.3
- 1996: Launch of the Internet Archive
- p. 202
- 9.4
- 1997: Link Structure and Tape Robots
- p. 203
- 9.5
- 1998: Getting Archive Data Onto (Almost) Every Desktop
- p. 204
- 9.6
- 1999: From Tape to Disk, A New Crawler, and Moving Images
- p. 205
- 9.7
- 2000: Building Thematic Web Collections
- p. 206
- 9.8
- 2001: Public Access with the Wayback Machine: The 9/11 Archive
- p. 207
- 9.9
- 2002: The Library of Alexandria, The Bookmobile, and Copyrights
- p. 208
- 9.10
- 2003: Extending Our Reach via National Libraries and Educational Institutions
- p. 210
- 9.11
- 2004: And the European Archive and the Petabox
- p. 211
- 9.12
- The Future
- p. 211
- References
- p. 212
- 10
- Small Scale Academic Web Archiving: DACHS
- p. 213
- 10.1
- Why Small Scale Academic Archiving?
- p. 213
- 10.2
- Digital Archive for Chinese Studies
- p. 214
- 10.3
- Lessons Learned: Summing Up
- p. 223
- 10.4
- Useful Resources
- p. 224
- List of Acronyms
- p. 227
- Index
- p. 229