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Public data needs more than preservation. It needs to remain usable. 🏛️ In THE FIGHT FOR THE PUBLIC RECORD, Christopher Marcum of the Federation of American Scientists joins Merrilee Proffitt of Democracy’s Library at the Internet Archive & James Jacobs of Stanford University for a Future Knowledge #podcast conversation...

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