Resurrecting the first Dutch web index: NL-menu revisited
24 April 2018
NL-menu was the first Dutch web index. The site was originally founded by a consortium of SURFnet, Dutch universities and the KB. From the mid-nineties onwards it was maintained solely by the KB. NL-menu was discontinued in 2004, after which the site was taken offline. In 2006 the domain name was sold to a private company that used it for hosting a web index that was partially based on the original NL-menu site.
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optical-media
- Identification of physical storage media and devices with Python and the Windows API
- Introducing Isolyzer 1.4
- Offline digital data carriers in the KB deposit collection
- A simple workflow tool for imaging optical media using readom and ddrescue
- Resurrecting the first Dutch web index: NL-menu revisited
- Update on Isolyzer: UDF, HFS+ and more!
- Image and Rip Optical Media Like A Boss!
- Imaging CD-Extra / Blue Book discs
- Detecting broken ISO images: introducing Isolyzer
- Breaking WAVEs (and some FLACs too)
- Preserving optical media from the command-line
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web-archaeology
- Restoring Liesbet's Virtual Home, a digital treasure from the early Dutch web
- Recovering '90s Data Tapes - Experiences From the KB Web Archaeology project (iPres 2019 paper)
- A simple disk imaging workflow tool
- Roll the tape - recovering '90s data tapes in BitCurator
- Crawling offline web content: the NL-menu case
- Resurrecting the first Dutch web index: NL-menu revisited
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web-archiving
- How to preserve your personal Twitter archive
- Mapping the Dutch web domain
- Restoring Liesbet's Virtual Home, a digital treasure from the early Dutch web
- Web domain geolocation and spatial analysis with QGIS
- Crawling offline web content: the NL-menu case
- Resurrecting the first Dutch web index: NL-menu revisited
- Dutch newspaper wipes out articles citing fabricated sources - Internet Archive to the rescue!
- Perdiep Ramesar in het Internet Archive
- Demise of the Dutch Blogosphere
- How to save a web page to the Internet Archive
