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Museum Calls for email archive submissions

Posted on Apr 02, 2008

Yesterday Microsoft and The Powerhouse Museum announced that they are accepting emails into an email archive of sorts.

I am unsure if this initiative has gimmick value only or could be a wise move to take an ongoing snapshot of our modern world.

Email tends to exist somewhere between conversations (think telephone) and more formal communications (think letters). 

I would imagine emails tending more towards the letter side of things would archive well.

There is a similar web project that archives websites.

In the spirit of the archive have a look at one of our own newsletters from November 2001. The links are not active anymore.

A far cry from our most recent newsletter.



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