Internet Archive hosted the Future Knowledge podcast episode featuring Dan Sinykin discussing how consolidation, new distribution systems, and chain bookstores created the conditions for a new publishing model in conversation with Ted Underwood.
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“On the Future Knowledge #podcast, Dan Sinykin explains how consolidation, new distribution systems & chain bookstores created the conditions for a new publishing model, in conversation with humanities scholar Ted Underwood.”
— Internet Archive team
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Internet Archive
Universal Access to All Knowledge
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- Libraries
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- San Francisco, US
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- 316 employees
Internet Archive is a non-profit research library founded in 1996 with a mission of providing “Universal Access to All Knowledge.” Internet Archive works with libraries, publishers, and other partners to preserve and provide access to more than 1 trillion web pages via the Wayback Machine, plus millions of books, audio recordings, videos, software programs, and images. As a Federal Depository Library, Internet Archive provides free access to collections for researchers, historians, scholars, people with print disabilities, and the general public. Stay up to date with our projects and events at https://blog.archive.org/
Founded 1996