WebArchivist.org
Projects
Identification and cataloging of about
3,000 election-relevant sites over a 120 day period for the Library of
Congress’ Election 2002 Web Archive opened
on the Web March 4, 2003.
Developing and testing new methods of
collection and new concepts in presentation of Web archive materials. The
user interface for the Election 2002 Web Archive, created by WebArchivist.org
in consultation with the Library of Congress, enhances the accessibility of
archival records by allowing visitors to search campaign sites on multiple
fields and access a Web archive record for each site.
In partnership with the
Library of Congress and the Internet Archive, Funded by the Pew Charitable
Trusts and the Library of Congress.
Production of PoliticalWeb.Info Web site
featuring reports and analysis of the 2002 Campaign Web sphere, and a
research-based interface for the Election 2002 Web Archive.
Funded by The Pew
Charitable Trusts in partnership with the Center for Civic Engagement at the University of Washington.
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The
Post-9/11 Web
Identification of
approximately 25,000 potentially relevant sites; collection of daily
impressions and analysis of potentially relevant sites between September 11, 2001 and December 1, 2001.
Analysis and
cataloguing of about 2,500 sites with content relevant to the events of
September 11 and their aftermath.
Co-authored One Year Later: September 11 and the Internet report in
collaboration with the Pew Internet & American Life Project, examining
the Web response of government, religious, business, news
and individual citizen site producers.
In partnership with the
Library of Congress and the Internet Archive.
Supported with funding
from the Pew Internet and American Life Project and the Library of Congress.
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2002 Netherlands Election Web Archive
In collaboration with
Dutch scholars.
Identification and
daily collection of about 50 election-relevant sites over a 30-day period.
Supporting analysis
opportunities for affiliated scholars.
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The Web in 2001
Mayoral Elections
Identification,
collection and analysis of Web spheres that emerged around 2001 mayoral
elections in New York City, Minneapolis, and Seattle.
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