The Internet Archive is now an official hub for government documents.
California Senator Alex Padilla granted the Internet Archive federal depository status, allowing it to more easily access and share government documents with the public. “By being part of the program itself, it just gets us closer to the source of where the materials are coming from, so that it’s more reliably delivered to the Internet Archive,” Internet Archive founder Brewster Kahle told KQED. [Link: SF-Based Inte…
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