An article by Magdalena Sjödahl, first published, in Swedish, in the Swedish journal AIT. I have always known that I wanted to work in the public sector. One of my first positions as a newly qualified archivist, more than ten years ago, was in a document controller role (a term
On Friday, October 2, we will be launching several new features in Arkiwera. This means that there may be service disruptions on the platform from lunchtime onwards. Following the update, it will be easier to request access to a social media feed in order to archive one day, the past
IPRES in Copenhagen could perhaps best be described as an international meeting place for professionals from a wide range of fields, all working in different ways with preservation and information management. The conference theme was Community Preservation Horizon, creating the acronym CPH, which also happens to be the internationally used
This September, Arkiwera will be attending iPRES 2026 in Copenhagen, the world’s leading conference on digital preservation. The event brings together archivists, researchers, practitioners, and solution providers from around the world to discuss the latest developments in digital preservation, long-term access to information, and the future of our profession. For
This spring, Arkiwera participated in the international web archiving conference WAC, represented by our archivist and CEO Magdalena Sjödahl. This year’s conference was held in Oslo. You can watch Magdalena’s presentation on the IIPC YouTube channel:https://youtu.be/tVpylLz3e04?list=PL5AWMCpp1Diili1d8WWxYMXoFTh0afGow We’ve also previously published a summary of our impressions from the conference: What is
We’re always excited when new customers choose Arkiwera. This year, we’ve welcomed around 50 new organizations to our platform. In this post, we’re pleased to highlight one of them – the Royal Institute of Technology (KTH) – which has recently chosen to preserve both its internal and external websites using
A Summary of Our Participation at the IIPC Conference WAC, April 9–10, 2025 in Oslo On April 9–10, the International Internet Preservation Consortium (IIPC) hosted a conference at the National Library in Oslo. Just over 200 participants from Singapore, the USA, Taiwan, Egypt, Qatar, Japan, and many European countries gathered
Walter Nagel, a leading provider of digitization concepts for cultural assets, and Arkiwera, a specialist in web and social media archiving, are pleased to announce a partnership. Walter Nagel will offer services based on Arkiwera’s innovative and user-friendly platform in Germany, Switzerland, Austria, Liechtenstein, and Luxembourg. With the increasing importance
Arkiwera will attend the Web Archiving Conference (WAC) in Oslo on April 8–10. Our CEO and archivist, Magdalena Sjödahl, will also be giving a lightning talk on “Best Practices for Preserving Posts from Social Media Feeds.” Are you attending the conference and want to grab a coffee during one of
