@tedeschini

Già giornalista digitale, occasionalmente consulente strategie digitali e docente di Giornalismo digitale. Autore https://xitter.cf/t.co/2QriXlQysm . Member @ona

 Rome, Italy
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Joined March 2009
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Mario Tedeschini-Lal retweeted
Internet Archive
@internetarchiveOct 19
Brewster Kahle of the Internet Archive makes the case for web preservation in The Atlantic. 🌐 In The Internet Needs A Memory, Kahle explains why blocking the Wayback Machine won’t stop AI. It will only make the public record harder to preserve. Read it 👉 theatlantic.com/technology/2… @Brewster_Kahle @TheAtlantic
Atlantic article The Internet Needs a Memory by Brewster Kahle, with a green head and cursor graphic

ALT Atlantic article The Internet Needs a Memory by Brewster Kahle, with a green head and cursor graphic

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Momi Peralta@momiperaltaOct 2
Breaking news! @LANACION @LNCreativa @LNdata @fundlanacion wins #OJA26 @ONA General excellence large
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Mai El-Sadany@maitelsadanyOct 1
Globally, we're facing the most serious security, economic, and political challenges in decades, and instead of meeting the moment, Egypt is arresting an ENTIRE NEWSROOM (@matsda2sh) solely because it didn't like their content. This is not what regional leadership looks like.
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Internet Archive
@internetarchiveAug 1
🌐 On World Wide Web Day, we’re celebrating the Wayback Machine’s milestone of archiving more than 1 trillion web pages, preserving decades of the web we’ve built. Explore decades of web history with the #WaybackMachine: web.archive.org #WorldWideWebDay @MarkGraham
White square logo reading "INTERNET ARCHIVE" in black serif type above the Wayback Machine wordmark, with "WayBack" in red and "Machine" in black condensed lettering.

ALT White square logo reading "INTERNET ARCHIVE" in black serif type above the Wayback Machine wordmark, with "WayBack" in red and "Machine" in black condensed lettering.

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Aridatece Reagan, che le barzellette le sapeva raccontare
The Bulwark
@BulwarkOnlineJul 25
Trump: "The other day a senator I knew got a text from his wife. She said, 'When you get home, I want to have you immediately come up the stairs and make love to me.' And he said, 'I can't do both.' You know? Haha. In other words, haha, you can't go up the stairs and make love. Does anybody get that?…In other words, he can't go up the stairs and make love. Too old. You know?…Does anybody understand this stuff?"
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Grande sorpresa oggi: sul Piccolo di Trieste una bella recensione del mio libro uscito venerdì, "Le Olimpiadi del 1944. Gare e guerra da Roma ai lager tedeschi" (Neri Pozza Editore). Grazie infinite a Paolo Marcolin per le lusinghiere parole! ilnordest.it/vivere-il-nord-…
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Mario Tedeschini-Lal retweeted
Internet Archive
@internetarchiveJul 7
🌐 The web changes daily. Too much of it disappears. 🕳️ 38% of URLs that existed just 10 years ago are no longer available on the live web. Internet Archive's @markgraham & @chrisfreeland on why preserving our digital record can't be an afterthought, with Nathan J. Robinson of @curaffairs. 🔗 currentaffairs.org/news/who-… #WaybackMachine @waybackmachine
Promotional graphic for the Current Affairs article "Who Will Save the Internet From Disappearing?" Mark Graham and Chris Freeland, both wearing glasses, are pictured against a background of burning books. The Current Affairs masthead appears at the top in white serif type on black.

ALT Promotional graphic for the Current Affairs article "Who Will Save the Internet From Disappearing?" Mark Graham and Chris Freeland, both wearing glasses, are pictured against a background of burning books. The Current Affairs masthead appears at the top in white serif type on black.

White card with centered black serif text reading: "From deleted government records to disappearing music, our digital culture can be erased overnight. The Internet Archive's Mark Graham and Chris Freeland explain what it will take to save it." The Current Affairs name appears below in pink, followed by a decorative flourish.

ALT White card with centered black serif text reading: "From deleted government records to disappearing music, our digital culture can be erased overnight. The Internet Archive's Mark Graham and Chris Freeland explain what it will take to save it." The Current Affairs name appears below in pink, followed by a decorative flourish.

Opening paragraph of the Current Affairs article "Who Will Save the Internet From Disappearing?" Large decorative W begins the text, which describes how websites go dark, governments purge public records, and streaming platforms remove films and music. The Internet Archive's Wayback Machine is introduced as a tool preserving snapshots of a constantly rewritten web.

ALT Opening paragraph of the Current Affairs article "Who Will Save the Internet From Disappearing?" Large decorative W begins the text, which describes how websites go dark, governments purge public records, and streaming platforms remove films and music. The Internet Archive's Wayback Machine is introduced as a tool preserving snapshots of a constantly rewritten web.

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Mario Tedeschini-Lal retweeted
Nieman Lab
@NiemanLabJun 11
“We’ve grown our subscriber base, we’ve recouped our lost profitability, and El País now makes money. It doesn’t make enough money, but it is profitable now. It was loss-making five years ago.” pressgazette.co.uk/paywalls/…

El Pais has gone from zero to 442,000 digital subs in six years

Spanish national newsbrand is now targeting international expansion.

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Internet Archive
@internetarchiveJun 5
What happens when public datasets disappear? 🕳️ Scientific data, public health information, and environmental research are increasingly vulnerable to loss, alteration, or removal. 🎙️ THE FIGHT FOR THE PUBLIC RECORD is a LIVE Future Knowledge #podcast conversation examining how public knowledge is preserved and what happens when it isn't. 📅 Tues, Jun 23 🕙 10AM PT 📍ONLINE 🎟️ eventbrite.com/e/the-fight-f… #FutureKnowledge #DigitalPreservation #OpenGovernment @MerrileeIAm
Landscape speaker tile for "The Fight for the Public Record" Future Knowledge podcast live event on June 23rd, 10am PT / 1pm ET, featuring headshots of Merrilee Proffitt (Internet Archive), James Jacobs (Stanford University), and Christopher Marcum (Federation of American Scientists), with retro-futuristic collage imagery, co-presented by Internet Archive and Authors Alliance.

ALT Landscape speaker tile for "The Fight for the Public Record" Future Knowledge podcast live event on June 23rd, 10am PT / 1pm ET, featuring headshots of Merrilee Proffitt (Internet Archive), James Jacobs (Stanford University), and Christopher Marcum (Federation of American Scientists), with retro-futuristic collage imagery, co-presented by Internet Archive and Authors Alliance.

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Mario Tedeschini-Lal retweeted
Internet Archive
@internetarchiveJun 6
📰 As some publishers & news organizations block the Wayback Machine from archiving journalism, Fight for the Future is urging action to prevent them from putting the future of the public record at risk. ✏️ Help keep journalism accessible—sign the open letter asking them to stop blocking archiving ⤵️ savethearchive.com/NewsLeade… @fightfortheftr #SaveTheArchive #WaybackMachine #PreserveTheWeb
Close-up photo of Internet Archive server racks, showing rows of hard drives with red pull tabs and the Internet Archive logo and name on a black panel.

ALT Close-up photo of Internet Archive server racks, showing rows of hard drives with red pull tabs and the Internet Archive logo and name on a black panel.

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Mario Tedeschini-Lal retweeted
Internet Archive
@internetarchiveJun 3
❤️ Love the Wayback Machine? Some publishers and news organizations are blocking it from archiving journalism—cutting off access to the public record and future accountability. Want to tell them to stop blocking web archiving? ✍️ Sign the open letter to support keeping journalism preserved in the Wayback Machine ⤵️ savethearchive.com/NewsLeade… @fightfortheftr #SaveTheArchive #DigitalArchive #WaybackMachine #TruthMatters
Logo for the Internet Archive Wayback Machine in black and red letters.

ALT Logo for the Internet Archive Wayback Machine in black and red letters.

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Felix Bohr@felix_bohrMay 30
Im Juni erscheint „La tana del lupo. Gli anni di Hitler nella foresta prussiana“ bei @Mondadori – Geschrieben habe ich große Teile des Buchs in Rom und Sizilien. Nun kommt die Geschichte von Hitlers Jahren in der Wolfsschanze dorthin zurück, wo ich lange daran gearbeitet habe.
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Francesco Costa@francescocostaMay 28
Una volta l’anno al Post raccontiamo i nostri conti: ricavi, costi e da dove arrivano. È bello condividere che il 2025 è stato il sesto anno consecutivo in attivo, con una nuova crescita di abbonati, di ricavi e conseguenti investimenti e cose nuove che facciamo per informare.
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Mario Tedeschini-Lal retweeted
Internet Archive
@internetarchiveMay 21
Tell the publishers to stop blocking @waybackmachine 🚫🕳️ savethearchive.com/newsleade…

Tell New York Times, The Atlantic, and USA Today to keep the crucial work of journalists in the...

savethearchive.com
Laura Hazard Owen
@laurahazardowenMay 21
Several local newspaper companies — USA Today Co., McClatchy, Advance Local, MediaNews Group, and Tribune Publishing — have begun blocking @internetarchive's access. That's more than 340 U.S. local news sites in all, a new @NiemanLab analysis by @decka227 and @HanaaTameez shows.
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Laura Hazard Owen
@laurahazardowenMay 21
Several local newspaper companies — USA Today Co., McClatchy, Advance Local, MediaNews Group, and Tribune Publishing — have begun blocking @internetarchive's access. That's more than 340 U.S. local news sites in all, a new @NiemanLab analysis by @decka227 and @HanaaTameez shows.
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Zachary Donnini
@ZacharyDonniniMay 15
It is just really, really disappointing to see FiveThirtyEight’s archive of exceptional work removed without clear reason. Its quality, creativity, and of course incredible visualizations represented the best of data journalism and inspired countless people, myself included.
Nathaniel Rakich@baseballotMay 15
ABC News has now taken all FiveThirtyEight articles completely offline. They now redirect to abcnews dot com/politics. A needless erasure of thousands of pages of knowledge.
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Mario Tedeschini-Lal retweeted
Internet Archive
@internetarchiveMay 14
🧵 Wayback Machine director Mark Graham is thanking the hundreds of journalists speaking out in support of the #WaybackMachine and the importance of preserving the online historical record. 🌐📰 At a time when parts of the web are disappearing, journalists are defending web preservation, accountability, and access to the public record. Read Mark's letter ➡️ blog.archive.org/2026/05/11/…
Screenshot of the opening of Mark Graham's letter, thanking journalists for their support and noting the Wayback Machine's thirty-year role in preserving over one trillion web pages for the public record.

ALT Screenshot of the opening of Mark Graham's letter, thanking journalists for their support and noting the Wayback Machine's thirty-year role in preserving over one trillion web pages for the public record.

Screenshot of a section of Mark Graham's letter citing Marketplace Tech reporting that publishers blocking the Wayback Machine appear to be acting on AI concerns rather than evidence of actual misuse.

ALT Screenshot of a section of Mark Graham's letter citing Marketplace Tech reporting that publishers blocking the Wayback Machine appear to be acting on AI concerns rather than evidence of actual misuse.

Screenshot of the closing of Mark Graham's letter, asserting that preserving the public record is essential infrastructure for democracy, and signed by Mark Graham, Director of the Wayback Machine, Internet Archive.

ALT Screenshot of the closing of Mark Graham's letter, asserting that preserving the public record is essential infrastructure for democracy, and signed by Mark Graham, Director of the Wayback Machine, Internet Archive.

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Un altro, drammatico, esempio della fragilità degli archivi giornalistici digitali.
Nathaniel Rakich@baseballotMay 15
ABC News has now taken all FiveThirtyEight articles completely offline. They now redirect to abcnews dot com/politics. A needless erasure of thousands of pages of knowledge.
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Jason Horowitz@jasondhorowitzApr 30
Hi everyone, it’s been awhile since I’ve posted, but I wanted to share the cover for my upcoming book The Italian Job: A Memoir of an American Reporter in Rome, coming on Oct 6, 2026. You can pre-order it at the link in my bio. I hope you all read and enjoy it! Grazie!!
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ErikWemple@ErikWempleApr 22
A media thread: The International Brotherhood of Teamsters withdrew a letter to the editor at the Washington Post after the newspaper declined to publish its criticism of Amazon and its founder Jeff Bezos, who’s also the owner of The Post.
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