*We are living in a time where 90% of our worlds data was generated over the last couple of years. Let that marinate for a few seconds, Ashtar Massive... because to say it's mind blowing is an understatement. So, what does it all mean? Of course, that all depends on 'one's' perspective. Nonetheless, no matter which way we dissect or analyze it; from the incredible potential, to the darkest shadows... it's powerful Multidimensional food for thought. & something that may have implications way beyond our current level of understanding. ~InLight555

~The Internet Archive is a Library of Alexandria for the digital age, the world’s largest digital archive of books, video, websites and music. Based in a former Christian Science church in San Francisco, its towering servers sit in what was once the church organist’s room, emitting enough heat to keep the whole building warm in winter.

Overseeing the entire operation is Brewster Kahle, founder of the archive, whose goal since 1996 has been to put knowledge within everyone’s reach, no matter their location or financial circumstances. ‘The best way to preserve things is to make them accessible,’ he says, going on to note that the big experiment of giving everything away is proving effective.

In Internet Archive, Kahle and his colleagues Robert Miller, director of books, and Alexis Rossi, director of content, explain the ethos of the organisation, the challenges it faces, and the technical innovations that keep the archive running.