End of Term Web Archive (consortium incl. Library of Congress, GPO)
End of Term Web Archive
Database · written 2008 · released 2009
Why this matters
A consortium of libraries and archives that crawls the entire .gov web at every presidential transition since 2008, preserving pages that new administrations remove. It is the place to find datasets, reports and guidance that disappeared after an election. A public-memory backstop for the federal web.
Read the original
https://eotarchive.org/
Hosted by End of Term Web Archive
Tags
Part of a collection · step 2 of 8
Graveyards of the Web
The whole .gov web, captured at every presidential transition.
Cite
End of Term Web Archive (consortium incl. Library of Congress, GPO). "End of Term Web Archive." 2008. Released 2009. https://eotarchive.org/ (accessed via The Quiet Archive, QA-0149).
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