The Internet Archive has released new software, called Archive-It 1.5, that lets colleges and museums create their own searchable catalogs of data and multimedia. The software — available for an annual fee of $10,000 — allows institutions to manage digital collections comprising as many as 10 million items as part of the archive’s main project, a comprehensive online library showing the evolution of every site on the Web. (CNET News)
A number of colleges, including the University of Toronto and Indiana University at Bloomington, have signed up for the service, the archive said.
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