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In a world where digital information is constantly changing, the preservation of knowledge has become essential. Brewster Kahle, the creator of the well-known Internet Archive, has presented his vision on how to “Fix the Internet,” focusing on the creation of a “Library of Everything.” In several of his talks, Kahle emphasizes the need to ensure that digital resources remain accessible and preserved for future generations.
His latest podcast episode, titled “Building and Preserving the Library of Everything,” explores the challenges and opportunities presented by digital preservation today. This episode highlights the importance of establishing digital archives that protect valuable information, reflecting a recurring theme in his work that underscores the fundamental role of libraries in our society.
The goal of this initiative is not only to protect information but also to democratize access to knowledge, ensuring that everyone can benefit from the resources available online. Kahle discusses practical strategies and philosophical principles on how individuals can contribute to building a more resilient and accessible internet.
A visual campaign accompanies this effort, encouraging listeners to get involved in this essential cause of knowledge preservation. In this context, it is crucial to reflect on our digital legacy and how we are facing ongoing technological evolution. Kahle’s vision offers a glimpse of hope for a future where information and knowledge remain accessible to all.
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Source: MiMub in Spanish
