Re:Why the Library of Congress is wrong to archive Twitter
by eli on Wednesday July 18, 2012 @09:40AM
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Sure, it's great PR. I'd love to be able to put out a press release with my name and LoC on it.
But you really think it is affecting users' actions now months later? I'd be surprised if anyone considers LoC archiving a feature that keeps them locked into Twitter instead of starting a blog. (Notwithstanding LoC's efforts to archive all sorts of digital content... you make it sound like Twitter is an outlier.)
But you really think it is affecting users' actions now months later? I'd be surprised if anyone considers LoC archiving a feature that keeps them locked into Twitter instead of starting a blog. (Notwithstanding LoC's efforts to archive all sorts of digital content... you make it sound like Twitter is an outlier.)