Guardians of the Digital Age | Brewster Kahle | TBCY

Описание: S7 E316 Brewster Kahle, Founder & Digital Librarian




00:35- About Brewster Kahle
01:22- How early did you realize the internet’s future impact?
04:57- How do you reconcile people’s openness to share information with your original plan to protect privacy?
05:41- Are you worried about society’s growing loss of trust?
06:27- Is the Internet Archive truly global in its coverage?
08:01- Can I find my old website in your archive?
08:41- How do you handle website removals under GDPR’s right to be forgotten?
09:46- Is the dark web part of your archive?
10:28- Can the Internet Archive keep up with the massive growth of global data?
13:30- What failures taught you your biggest lessons and how did you recover from them?
15:01- What lesson did you learn?
17:38- Is Asia your next expansion focus?
18:13- What continues to motivate your lifelong work?
19:24- Who was the archive originally built for, and has that purpose changed?
20:49- Are you a dreamer too?
21:08- How did you realize such an extraordinary vision?
21:58- What truly inspires you to keep going?
23:16- What can history teach us about our future?
24:55- Is the Internet Archive comparable to a World Heritage institution?
26:04- Do other libraries draw inspiration from your work?
27:30- How do you wish to be remembered?





A deep dive into Brewster Kahle’s journey from MIT engineer to the visionary founder of the Internet Archive.


In this conversation, he reflects on building the Library of Alexandria for the digital age, the challenges of trust, regulation, and corporate dominance, and why universal access to knowledge remains one of the most important missions of our time.


About Brewster Kahle -

Brewster Kahle is an American digital librarian, computer engineer, and Internet entrepreneur.

He graduated from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology in 1982 with a Bachelor of Science degree in computer science and engineering.

Kahle founded the Internet Archive( including Wayback Machine) and co-founded Alexa internet in 1996.




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