All Our Yesterdays: the links

If you were at An Event Apart in Boston and you want to follow up on some of the things I mentioned in my talk, here are some links:

Stock and Flow by Robin Sloan.
Archive Fever by Matt Ogle.
This Place Is Not A Place Of Honor on Damn Interesting.
The 10,000 Year Clock by The Long Now Foundation.
Carl Sagan And Ann Druyan's Ultimate Mix Tape by Radiolab.
Small Pieces, Loosely Joined by David Weinberger.
Lest We Forget or Why I chose the World Wide Web as a repository for archival material by Simon Pockley.
Cool URIs Don't Change by Tim Berners-Lee.
"The original URL for this prediction (www.longbets.org/601) will no longer be available in eleven years." on Long Bets.
Game Web 2.Over? by Meg Pickard.
Link Rot by Connor O'Brien.
Ugly and neglected fragments by Phil Gyford.
Yahoo!locaust by Jason Scott.
Goodbye Pownce, Hello Six Apart on the Pownce blog.
Why you should have a website: it's the law! by Steven Pemberton.
The Domesday Project by the BBC.
Preservation and Long-term Access through Networked Services by the Open Planets Foundation.
Swiss Fort Knox.
Validation by Own Briggs.
[whatwg] several messages about HTML5 by Ian Hickson.
Juggling oranges by Mark Pilgrim.
Accelerando by Charles Stross.
Microsoft and FairUse4WM by Bruce Schneier.
Forever by Mandy Brown.
Why The Net Matters: How the Internet Will Save Civilization by David Eagleman.

Here are some related posts of my own:

The format of the Long Now,
Tears in the rain,
Erase and rewind,
Linkrotting
and a previous talk entitled The Long Web.

More recently, Nora Young interviewed Jason Scott on online video and digital heritage.

Full Interview: Jason Scott on online video and digital heritage | Spark | CBC Radio on Huffduffer

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