Formed in 2009, the Archive Team (not to be confused with the archive.org Archive-It Team) is a rogue archivist collective dedicated to saving copies of rapidly dying or deleted websites for the sake of history and digital heritage. The group is 100% composed of volunteers and interested parties, and has expanded into a large amount of related projects for saving online and digital history.
More than 100 tribes still live in total isolation around the world
In the Amazon region, conservationists struggle to protect its isolated inhabitants from loggers and prospectors
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Why a Hollywood legend is heading to court at the age of 101
In the era of ‘I, Tonya’, the Oscar-winning actress Olivia de Havilland’s lawsuit against the makers of last year’s docudrama ‘Feud: Bette and Joan’ has a certain potent symbolism
Black Panther star offers to replace fan's retainer broken during film
17-year-old fan forced to make an emergency visit to the orthodontist office after seeing film
Elon Musk runs two companies by dividing day into five minute slots
CEO ignores most phone calls, abstains from spending too much time on emails and sleeps around six hours each night
Bill Gates basically predicted rise of Netflix and Facebook in 1994
Billionaire philanthropist foresaw shift from creating documents via pcs to accessing electronic media across web, records show
Here's the advice Bill Gates would give to his 19-year-old self
'I wasn’t very good socially back then, but I am not sure there is advice that would fix that'
Twenty-three books Mark Zuckerberg thinks everyone should read
From non-fiction works about the benefits of the free market to sci-fi novels on the capabilities of technology, the publications span a variety of genres
A woman created an awesome resume to land her dream job at Airbnb
'I actually thought, I haven’t done everything I can'
10 facts reveal the absurdity of Pablo Escobar's wealth
The "King of Cocaine" was the son of a poor Colombian farmer, but by the time he was 35, he was one of the world's wealthiest men.
Here are 40 signs you're in a fulfilling career
Poll finds employees value their opinion being appreciated and allocating their own workloads
Three books Stanford asks every new student to read
'The Three Books programme is designed to introduce you to the experience of reading, thinking, and talking about challenging subjects'
Eleven skills every 24-year-old should learn before it's too late
From learning how to code to falling in love, the dexterities span a diverse range
15 books Bill Gates, Jeff Bezos and Elon Musk say everyone should read
The trio have lauded numerous books throughout their careers and here's 15 books they believe everyone should read
Italian chef and restaurant chain founder Carluccio dies, aged 80
Italian cook and TV personality had career spanning more than 50 years
Airline flew a plane full of puppies to escape Harvey
60 animals from overcrowded shelters were moved from Houston to San Diego
Couple renews vows as arranged marriage enters final chapter
Couple married at Mall of America in 1998 have publicly renewed their vows
Noam Chomsky to start new professorship at University of Arizona
World-famous linguist and philosopher to teach students from Spring 2018
David Beckham finally finishes Lego Disney castle after six days
Ex-Manchester United winger works day and night to complete undeniably tricky 4,000 piece model for daughter Harper, six, before proudly displaying result on Instagram
29 famous people who failed before they succeeded
Weaker people might have given up. Instead, these folks remained focused on their goals - and the world is richer for it
Trump-supporting YouTube stars say they are quitting the site
'Let’s great it straight I’m not flouncing, I’m not taking my ball and going home, I’m not going to start crying on camera'
Halle Berry thanks mother for tough love when she was homeless
Actress, 50, endured 'rough' period living in New York shelter when she was 18 but credits parent's tough love for making her stronger