Institutions Notice This Internet Thing, Suddenly Want to Archive It All | Betabeat The Internet’s history is a precarious thing, as anyone still mourning
for GeoCities can tell you. Preservational efforts have been
enthusiastic, but haphazard: Google has a substantial chunk of Usenet preserved, and the Internet Archive’s Wayback Machine is the Amazon basin of K Holes, but just try finding that random page where you read that thing about Spiderman a decade ago.
