May the fourth be with you! John A. Adam giving an inspiring and amusing commencement speech at @ODU attended by @maheedhargunnam@oducs along with many @WebSciDL members.
My wife and I watched the video together. She was very impressed by how the Web Archives could be used to uncover lies. Awkward!! Another case where cover up is worse than crime. https://t.co/Jksw5iEFmM
in https://t.co/aFPPIOnMR6 we examine how web archives are used for:
1. Link Stability, e.g. https://t.co/oS4T5M2QCf
2. Censorship Avoidance, e.g. https://t.co/GqAoG13OBy, and
3. Traffic Siphoning, e.g. https://t.co/fTWGMPXpft
@WebSciDL#webarchiving#memento
This is why we need a better approach to archiving the links between social media data & web archives: Google is shutting down its https://t.co/9TiBbxj0yn URL shortening service https://t.co/CQBbPNdn9n. My straw-man proposal for your comment: https://t.co/vlsHr2nnzS
"Archived page doesn't match live web experience" @phonedude_mln mentions @WebSciDL's recent investigation of Twitter pages frequently being archived in non-English languages by @PlinioHVargas and @ibnesayeed at #EAW18
https://t.co/6zYrObu7EP
"Weaponized Web Archives: Provenance Laundering of Short Order Evidence"
TL;DR:
Web archives will soon be weaponized to:
–alter trustworthy content
–obfuscate provenance of untrustworthy content
https://t.co/HwQUHUeCdl
#EAW18@WebSciDL@hvdsomp@weiglemc@stewartbrand