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Yes but what to convert it to and who will store it? There should be a UN like international effort to set up resources for storing digital media (books, musi
by ThinkBeat 4y ago
Yes but what to convert it to and who will store it?
There should be a UN like international effort to set up
resources for storing digital media
(books, music, film, tv, games, journals, comics etc)
for the long term.
A few hundred years for sure.
All digital media made in the entire world and all that can be digitized
stored from the beginning until the end.
A constant accumulating treasure.
Doesn't have to be streaming, but there should be a way for
a person to request a copy. (if permissible by the copyright holder)
One thing that hurts me to think about are the hundreds of thousands
of books that you cant read.
The book has a small run, never republished, and for the most part
never to be seen again.
I wish each one was submitted to the above archive,
The copyright holder is making 0 by holding is hostage from people
reading it. Allowing people to read it thus would not lead to
less of revenue.
Perhaps a system of micropayments for still copyrighted but
will never be seen again media.
I say books because I love books, but movies, etc as well.
All of it.
I have started making a tiny effort myself by scanning and typesetting
book published by members of my family a ways back.
I know that Library of Congress has a lot of good stuff, but it only
collects fromt he US (I think)
In Norway Nasjoanlbiblioteket has a lot of stuff that is Norwegian.
- danuker 4y agoAll I can tell you is that distributing via torrent will significantly increase the effective bandwidth.
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