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VOA Special English Technology Report.
If researchers want to know what happened on a particular day, they often ______ ___ _______ published on that day. But _____ _____ ______ if newspapers were to stop publishing? Future researchers would likely turn to _____ _____.
The Internet Archive’s Wayback ________ at Archive.org has for years saved, or archived, ______ _____ ____ _____. But it only does this _____ ___ ____ for _____ ________, and even less often for ______ _________.
Twenty-nine-year-old reporter Ben Welsh _______ to _______ a site ______ to Archive.org. But he wanted to archive _____ news websites. And, he wanted to ____ their homepages _____ _____.
Mr. Welsh _____ ____ the Los Angeles Times newspaper in California. In May he created PastPages.org. The website saves the ________ of seventy news websites from around the world _____ ____ ____. Mr. Welsh says this schedule of what he calls “harvesting” is ________ in today’s quickly-changing ______ __________.
BEN WELSH: “Because over the course of a day, the narrative arc of a news story can develop quite a bit."
Mr. Welsh says nothing like PastPages.org _____ _____ ____ ____. He says no one had saved the homepages of ___ ______ news websites ___ _____, and made that material _______ to the public. He hopes to keep adding to the site until it is archiving _______ from up to three ____ ____ ______ ______ ____ ______.
Ben Welsh _____ ____ _____ _____ __ _____ on storage space for PastPages.org. He feared the cost would _______ beyond what he could afford, so he _____ ______ ___ _____ through the website Kickstarter. Thousands of Americans use the website to seek ____ ___ ____ _____ _____ ________.
____ _____ after Ben Welsh made his request, PastPages.org had received promises for half of the _____ ______ ______ that he had asked for. _____ ____ ___ _____, he had gotten all of it and more. Mr. Welsh says ___ ____ _____ ____ ______ __ _____ ____ _______.
BEN WELSH: “Then my hope is, is on top of that to build some features specifically targeted to media researchers and media critics so that they’ll be able to more-easily access data like this to do an analysis of media coverage.”
Stephanie Bluestein was a ______ at the Los Angeles Times. She is now an assistant _______ of journalism at California State University, Northridge. She _______ PastPages.org will prove to be a ________ resource.