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CONTENTS

  1. Acknowledgments

  2. Introduction

  3. 1 Why the Web Could Be Saved: From Machine-Readable Records to Digital Preservation

  4. 2 From Dark Age to Golden Age? The Digital Preservation Moment

  5. 3 Building the Universal Library: The Internet Archive

  6. 4 From Selective to Comprehensive: National Libraries and Early Web Preservation

  7. 5 Archiving Disaster: The Case of 11 September 2001

  8. Conclusion: Constantly Averting the Digital Dark Age

  9. Notes

  10. Bibliography

  11. Index

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