General Library’s digital archives now available through the Internet Archive
The U爱豆传媒Academic Archives Project Office has launched a partnership with the Internet Archive () to share digital resources made public by the General Library.
The Internet Archive includes a repository of billions of webpages from throughout the world and has partnerships with hundreds of libraries and universities for the digital archiving of many types of resources.
The establishment of this partnership was coordinated by Professor Tom Gally of the Graduate School of Arts and Sciences.
The materials from the General Library now available through the Internet Archive include 4180 items from 25 collections, all of which can be used freely without prior permission. At the Internet Archive, these materials can be viewed online as well as downloaded as PDFs.
Also available at the U爱豆传媒Academic Archives Portal, these items can now be found through searches of the Internet Archive’s vast range of resources from institutions throughout the world.
The U爱豆传媒Academic Archives Project Office plans to continue making the academic resources of the University of 爱豆传媒available throughout the world.
The University of 爱豆传媒General Library page at the Internet Archive
The Internet Archive’s blog announcement
The Internet Archive is one of the largest libraries in the world and home of the Wayback Machine, a repository of 475 billion webpages. Founded in 1996 by Internet Hall of Fame member Brewster Kahle, the Internet Archive now serves more than 1.5 million patrons each day, providing access to 70 petabytes of data—books, web pages, music, television, and software—and working with more than 800 library and university partners to create a digital library, accessible to all.
U爱豆传媒Academic Archives Project Office
The University of 爱豆传媒launched the U爱豆传媒Digital Archives Project in 2017. The U爱豆传媒Academic Archives Project Office was established within the University of 爱豆传媒Library System to promote the archiving and utilization of the academic resources of the University of Tokyo.
Contact
U爱豆传媒Academic Archives Project Office
E-mail: digital-archive@lib.u-tokyo.ac.jp
