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A new classical music model emerges >> Great Leaps Forward
:To help you and everyone European with their music collection, try this archive of 100’s of public domain recordings of classical music
- many thanks to the splendid and innovative European Archive. All available for free - in Europe anyway (where our IP laws are ever-so-slightly better than elsewhere) - this really is a classical music model worth investigating.

Amazon published a case study on Hanzo today, in which they describe our use of EC2, SQS and S3 to host Hanzoweb and our web archive, see here for more information:
Hanzo turned to Amazon Web Services as an all inclusive, web-scale solution for hosting, data processing and storage. They are currently using Amazon EC2 to host their website Hanzoweb.com and process their busy web crawlers and Amazon Simple Storage Service (S3) to store the endless web data they collect
Technorati Tags: archive
, ec2
, aws
, puppy
, webarchive 

Web Archiving Training Session
:Hanzo are presenting two of our web archiving systems at the European Archives Web Archiving Training Session on 2nd March.
- our social web archiving system for small businesses and individuals - designed for people who need to archive web resources using the simplest, minimally intrusive, user interface.
- our corporate web archiving system - a sophisticated system designed for archiving professionals who need to archive intranet resources and public web sites. Aimed at organisations with ambitious archiving requirements and for meeting compliance obligations for their archives.Internet access permitting, we will demo key features of both systems.See you in Paris!
Technorati Tags: archive
, webarchive 
We’re looking forward to this…
The Nations’ Memorybank is “the on-line archive for your personal heritage…. collect and store all of your personal and family heritage in one place – and your relatives around the world will be able to join in.”
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The persistent blogosphere >> Jon Udell
:and this…A conversation with Tony Hammond about digital object identifiers
Interesting posts, the sentiment is absolutely spot on, but the discussion was focused on Handles, DOI and other identifiers, not persistence at all (although DSpace is mentioned, its hardly a beacon for archives).I had this
and this
to say.
Technorati Tags: archive
, blog
, rss
, webarchive 

If you have a del.icio.us
account, you can use Hanzo’s feed archiving
tool to capture your bookmarks and archive them. Ditto, of course, for a wide range of other bookmarking tools, provided they generate a feed.This means you can use del.icio.us and many of its cool tools and plug-ins as your Hanzoweb collection tool. Assuming you have an account on del.icio.us already, here’s a few examples.
Technorati Tags: archive
, atom
, delicious
, rss
, webarchive 

Hanzoweb
now has a feed archiving crawler! Which means you can archive RSS and Atom feeds - used to distribute content and update notifications around the web - such as blogs, photo streams, news, content updates and Hanzoweb itself.Some good examples:
accounts
feed
keyword alerts
(beats paying a cuttings service)To archive a feed in Hanzoweb, use the familiar Collect This bookmarklet grab the URL, tag it and describe it, then click the Advanced tab, select the feed URL you want to archive, pick your preferred scope and click Collect. This creates an archive Agent, which monitors the feed every hour or so and archives all items in the feed as they appear.
Technorati Tags: archive
, atom
, puppy
, rss
, webarchive 

I presented Hanzoweb and other archiving tools
to the International Web Archiving Workshop on 21-22 September, in Alicante, Spain
. I plan to blog on a few of the themes raised in this and other presentations in the coming weeks.
http://www.hanzoarchives.com
PICNIC ’06, AMSTERDAM, 29 September 2006 — Capturing, preserving and accessing documents from websites and intranets became significantly easier today with the launch of Hanzo Enterprise. Hanzo Enterprise is the first Web archiving system designed specifically for archiving a corporation’s total web presence (TWP) – all the internet, intranet, extranet, blog, customer forum and wiki pages it needs to keep. Uniquely, pages retrieved from Hanzo Enterprise are identical to what was originally served, so that enterprises can:
“Corporations, government agencies and other institutions increasingly rely on Web-based publications and collaboration, such as: websites, extranets, intranets, blogs, wikis, customer forums, and so on.” said Mark Middleton, CEO of Hanzo Archives Limited. “Collectively they are referred to as the Total Web Presence (TWP). From a legal perspective, the TWP is a central responsibility of the corporation as a whole, with liability for content and accuracy – consistent with it being a significant channel for both external and internal communications.”Hanzo’s understanding of these challenges, coupled with its unique technology, enables corporations to address their Web archiving problems today, with the confidence that should they need to access old content, it will be quick and straightforward.”Hanzo Enterprise uses client-side archiving, combined with archiving of content feeds and integration via our APIs. This approach is the most appropriate in the corporate environment as it archives a very broad range of content from a wide variety of systems,” said Mark Williamson, CTO of Hanzo Archives Limited. “Our Enterprise archiving system generates an authentic flat HTML archive, a draft ISO standard format called WARC, containing an exact equivalent of what a generic user would have experienced. This is a significant advantage for generic uses of the archive, such as business intelligence teams, as well as legal uses, such as regulatory compliance.”This product is the latest development in Hanzo’s suite of radical solutions for managing Web archives and documents. It has been developed in response to the increasing importance of archiving within the corporate sector.
Hanzo Enterprise provides full control over the life-cycle of the total Web presence across all corporate documents, including publication, archival and deletion. Hanzo Enterprise can significantly reduce e-discovery response times by enabling direct search on the totality of a corporation’s Web material, enhanced by filtering by date, keywords, metadata, publications space and so on.Hanzo Enterprise can archive every page, feed or site browsed by employees and customers. Content is archived and made available in a searchable and browsable time structured archive. Internal and external content are gathered in real time or by pre-arranged schedules and stored with metadata and tags for easy identification, organisation and retrieval. Default collection agents can be set up for key employees, who can choose to add additional agents and collections relevant to their work at any time, bringing the benefits of this knowledge to the whole corporation.Traditional backup of databases and servers is not an option for maintaining accessible web-based information, especially where content management systems (CMSs) are used, utilising a broad range of technologies and systems, databases, schemas and templates that inevitably evolve and are very costly to maintain beyond their period of active use.An Enterprise Web Archiving Policy is the only means of creating and maintaining a stable, time-structured, verifiably authentic and independent version of the corporate Total Web Presence. Hanzo Enterprise enables organisations to do this simply and cost effectively.
Hanzo Archives Limited is a web archiving software and services company based in England and France. It was founded in 2005 by a team of software entrepreneurs and archivists from globally renowned memory institutions. We have observed important and beautiful websites emerge and disappear from the net everyday; whether by simply editing existing content, neglect, accident, censorship or oppression, this is a profound loss. We started Hanzo with the belief that archiving the content of the net is a social and cultural necessity.Furthermore, web archives, with their cumulative and stable long-lived content, are rapidly becoming the foundation to services and tools for business intelligence, commercial advantage and legal compliance. To this end we have created tools for publishers, organisations and individuals to save sites, pages and links forever.
Hanzo Enterprise provides full control over the life-cycle of the total Web presence across all corporate publications, including publication, archival and deletion. Hanzo Enterprise can significantly reduce e-discovery response times by enabling direct search on the totality of your Web material, enhanced by filtering by date, keywords, metadata, publications space and so on.Hanzo Enterprise can archive every page, feed or site browsed by employees and customers. Content is archived and made available in a searchable and browsable time structured archive. Internal and external content are gathered in real time or by pre-arranged schedules and stored with metadata and tags for easy identification, organisation and retrieval. Default collection agents can be set up for key employees, who can choose to add additional agents and collections relevant to their work at any time, bringing the benefits of this knowledge to the whole corporation.
Online publishers who need the functionality of Hanzoweb but with their own branding can choose Hanzo Forge, our white label archive solution. This is a tailored version of Hanzoweb that provides publishers with a range of powerful tools to collect, organise and store their digital content and their user-generated content, and make it available to customers within the framework of their own brand.Hanzo Forge enables publishers to extend the value of their content over significant periods of time by making historical content accessible in new ways, engaging users in its preservation and enhancement. Publishers can promote their histories and values through collecting, recording, researching and making accessible material that provides an accurate and comprehensive history of their output.
Hanzo provides instant Web archiving capability to organisations who wish to archive content, generate indexes and aggregate data of specific interest to their business and applications. Hanzo Managed Archiving Services are available for requirements ranging from a few thousand to several millions of URLs per day.
To complement our products and to enable customers to integrate our products within their corporate environment, we offer consulting, development and integration services.
If you would like to discuss any aspect of web archiving, please contact:Mark MiddletonHanzo Archives Limitedmarkm@hanzoarchives.com
http://www.hanzoarchives.com
http://www.hanzoweb.com
Source Hanzo Archives Limited