Internet Archive: Difference between revisions

Revision as of 20:36, 21 December 2023

The Internet Archive is a nonprofit organization dedicated to the digital archiving of websites, books, multimedia content and other cultural artifacts. It hosts a digital library of books, media and software as well as offering the Wayback Machine, which allows users to view past versions of websites. The Internet Archive's services help ensure that digital content and information are preserved for the long term and not lost. The goal is to promote free access to information and as an important resource, access past Internet content and preserve digital culture.

Website: https://archive.org

The contents of this cross-source collection can be retrieved using the following query:

mediatype:(software) AND (diskmag OR diskmags OR diskmag OR diskmags) AND collection:(softwarelibrary OR emulation OR software OR softwarelibrary_c64 OR softwarelibrary_apple)

The diskmags catalog includes data from at least the following collections:

Apple II Library: Magazines
Software Library
Software Library: C64
Software Library: Commodore 64: Diskmags (Scene)
Software Library: C64: Diskmags (Commercial)
Disk Magazines
The emulation station
The Software Library: MS-DOS
Software Library: ZZT
Big Blue Disk
Software Library: C64 Demos
Software Library: MS-DOS Games
Commodore 64 Miscellaneous Contributions
Software Library: C64: Games
MS-DOS demoscene
Software Library: MS-DOS Shareware
Software Library: Windows 3.x
Software Library: Windows 3.x Games

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-The [https://archive.org Internet Archive]is a nonprofit organization dedicated to the digital archiving of websites, books, multimedia content and other cultural artifacts. It hosts a digital library of books, media and software as well as offering the Wayback Machine, which allows users to view past versions of websites. The Internet Archive's services help ensure that digital content and information are preserved for the long term and not lost. The goal is to promote free access to information and as an important resource, access past Internet content and preserve digital culture.
+The '''Internet Archive''' is a nonprofit organization dedicated to the digital archiving of websites, books, multimedia content and other cultural artifacts. It hosts a digital library of books, media and software as well as offering the Wayback Machine, which allows users to view past versions of websites. The Internet Archive's services help ensure that digital content and information are preserved for the long term and not lost. The goal is to promote free access to information and as an important resource, access past Internet content and preserve digital culture.
+Website: https://archive.org
 '''The contents of this cross-source collection can be retrieved using the following query:'''
 * [https://archive.org/search?query=mediatype%3A%28software%29+AND+%28Diskmag+OR+Diskmags+OR+diskmag+OR+diskmags%29+AND+collection%3A%28softwarelibrary+OR+emulation+OR+software+OR+softwarelibrary_c64%29 mediatype:(software) AND (diskmag OR diskmags OR diskmag OR diskmags) AND collection:(softwarelibrary OR emulation OR software OR softwarelibrary_c64 OR softwarelibrary_apple)]
-'''The data comes from the following collections:'''
+'''The diskmags catalog includes data from at least the following collections:'''
 * Apple II Library: Magazines
 * Software Library