Building a National Agenda for Saving Online News

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Edward McCain, University of Missouri Peter Broadwell, UCLA Lisa Zirk, University of Missouri Katherine Skinner, Educopia InsBtute Building a Na Bonal Agenda for Saving Online News

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Edward  McCain,  University  of  Missouri  Peter  Broadwell,  UCLA  Lisa  Zirk,  University  of  Missouri  Katherine  Skinner,  Educopia  InsBtute  

Building  a  NaBonal  Agenda  for  Saving  Online  News  

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Roadmap  

• Why  online  news  needs  saving  • What  we’re  doing  about  it  

•  How  are  we  doing  to  date?  •  Building  a  NaBonal  Agenda  

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September 11, 2001

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JOURNALISTS   PUBLISHERS  TECHNOLOGISTS   ARCHIVISTS  L I B R A R I A N S   F A C U L T Y  STUDENTS   ED ITORS   CMS  VENDORS   DISSEMINATORS  R E S E A R C H E R S   P R E S S  ASSOCIATIONS   CONSORTIA  C I T I Z E N S   E N G I N E E R S  

Why  online  news  needs  saving  

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system-­‐level  change  can  be  orchestrated  through  the  

deliberate  work  of  stakeholders  across  the  whole  system.  

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from  act    to  impact  

@Educopia,  Nov  6  

What  we’re  doing  about  it  

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What  we’re  doing  about  it  

Source:  H.  Preskill,  M.  Parkhurst,  J.  Splansky  Justler,  “Learning  and  EvaluaBon  in  the  CollecBve  Impact  Context”  (FSG,  2014)  

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from  talking    to  acBng  (jump  in!)  

What  we’re  doing  about  it  

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2009  –  LC/NDIIPP  Workshop:  Archiving  Digital  News  

2010  –  CiBzen  Journalists  and  Community  News  2011  –  The  Newspaper  Archive  Summit  2013  –  JDNA  Launches  

2014  –  Guidelines  for  Digital  News  PreservaBon  Readiness  2014  –  Dodging  the  Memory  Hole  2014  (Mizzou)  2015  –  Dodging  the  Memory  Hole:  An  AcBon  Assembly  (NEH)  

2016  –  Dodging  the  Memory  Hole  2016  (IMLS)  Next…?  

What  we’re  doing  about  it  

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118  Ajendees,  15  states+DC,  two  countries,  LOTS  of  backgrounds  

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What  have  we  heard?  

We  need  to  meet  the  nerds  where  they  are.  (Ben)  

We  need  both  business  and  social  good  arguments  for  preserving  news  (MaQ)  

We  have  to  be  mindful  of  organizaSonal  stability—even  strong  corporaSons  are  not  designed  for  long-­‐term  survival  (Ana)  

We  need  to  ally  tech/data  infrastructures  with  archival  techniques  and  principles  (Kate)  

There  is  a  crucial  relaSonship  between  accountability  and  preservaSon  (Hjalmar)  

Terms  of  service  have  changed.  We  are  now  renSng  and  leasing,  not  owning  in  perpetuity.  (Chris)  

LC  can  demand  copyright  deposit.  It  has  chosen  not  to.  (Cliff)  

We  need  to  put  archiving  on  the  same  fooSng  as  security,  internaSonalizaSon  (Ben)  

He  who  controls  the  past  controls  the  future  (Orwell  via  Evan)  

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What  can  we  do?  

Assemble  news  hackers  and  lib/archive  hackers  (Hacks  and  Hackers  meets  Code4Lib)  

Create  and  test  business  models  for  preserving  news  

CollecBng  social  media  as  primary  source  material  

Coordinate  with  associaBons  serving  each  stakeholder  community  

Create  a  registry  of  digital  news  preservaBon  

Produce  more  plugins  for  preservaBon  for  major  plalorms  

Produce  advocacy  pieces  designed  for  specific  audiences  

Forward  working  models  

Talk  to  your  local  paper  and  report  back.  

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ReflecBons  from  the  event  

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The UCLA Broadcast NewsScape •  >306,000 hours of TV news archived digitally •  Recorded 2005-present, ca. 100 shows/day •  14 countries, 11 languages •  46 networks (20 non-US), 394,000 shows •  Searchable by ~3.75 billion words of captions, on-screen

text, official transcripts.

Twitter collections at the UCLA Library •  Collected by Digital Library with Social Feed Manager

– or – •  Collected by faculty with various tools and given to us later •  Examples: 785,000 tweets from Arab Spring movements

(collected by faculty) •  Millions of tweets about various global disasters (Library)

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Twitter/TV news linking experiment

•  Apply DBpedia Spotlight Named Entity Recognition (NER) software to TV and Twitter collections on second GOP presidential primary debate on 9/16/2015 •  Twitter: 800,000 tweets •  TV: CNN coverage of debate •  Minute granularity •  Persons, Organizations, Places

Results: •  Linked entities with URIs to DBpedia resources •  Visualization of correlations between entities

in  collaboraBon  with  MarBn  Klein,  UCLA  Library  

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Twitter/TV News debate coverage: Persons hjp://sologlo.library.ucla.edu/NER/twijer/gop_persons.html  

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Matching Twitter term profiles to news programs

hjp://sologlo.library.ucla.edu/NER/tv/  

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Student  PerspecBve;  Student  Involvement;  Student  Power!  

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How  are  we  doing  to  date?  

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