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Hi folks
I just discovered www.archive.org.
It's like an internet time machine. You can go back in time to see what a particular website used to look like.
I've been playing around with it and I've found some great stuff that's no longer around.
For example, I went back to see what Jay Abraham's (arguably the worlds #1 marketing consultant) site used to look like and there's a lot of articles in the archives that are (to my knowledge) no longer available.
For example, there's a Q&A at:
http://web.archive.org/web/20020208005652/abraham.com/articles/Questions_&_Answers_With_Jay.html
I think I'm going to be playing with archive.org between now and christmas. I've got a stack of websites to check out...
Steve
I just discovered www.archive.org.
It's like an internet time machine. You can go back in time to see what a particular website used to look like.
I've been playing around with it and I've found some great stuff that's no longer around.
For example, I went back to see what Jay Abraham's (arguably the worlds #1 marketing consultant) site used to look like and there's a lot of articles in the archives that are (to my knowledge) no longer available.
For example, there's a Q&A at:
http://web.archive.org/web/20020208005652/abraham.com/articles/Questions_&_Answers_With_Jay.html
I think I'm going to be playing with archive.org between now and christmas. I've got a stack of websites to check out...
Steve
