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This deeply researched and thoughtful read by Maxwell Neely-Cohen, a fellow at the Library Innovation Lab at Harvard Law School, explores the past, present, and future of long-term data storage. “If you want to store something for 100 years, what are the best methods for ensuring its survival?” he asks. Neely-Cohen's sweeping examination of storage types covers hard drives, removable media like VHS tapes and DVDs, the cloud, and even physical surfaces like rocks and walls. The piece also interrogates whether decentralization is the right direction, and what systems, ultimately, will inspire care, maintenance, and the preservation of human civilization's culture and history in the decades and centuries to come.
Cheri Lucas Rowlands
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Cheri Lucas Rowlands' coverage primarily revolves around culture & society, family & relationships, and personal stories. She frequently includes expert commentary and investment analysis in her articles.
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