2025

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This page contains notable events about 2025.

Events

  • The Internet Archive reaches the milestone of one trillion preserved web pages, marking one of the largest digital‑memory achievements in internet history.[1]
  • The NDSA hosts the virtual conference “Digital Preservation 2025 – Where We're At,” featuring lightning talks on preservation challenges and breakthroughs.[5]
  • The International Conference on Digital Preservation (ICDP) is held in Barcelona, focusing on large‑scale data preservation and complex digital formats.[7]
  • Africast highlights Africa’s digital future, emphasizing media freedom, data sovereignty, and cultural preservation across the continent.[8]
  • UNESCO hosts a landmark workshop in Namibia demonstrating how digital innovation strengthens the protection and documentation of African World Heritage sites.[9]
  • A South African study evaluates national digital repositories against OAIS and TDR standards, revealing infrastructure and sustainability challenges.[10]
  • The BAOBAB initiative is presented as a key solution for sustainable digital repositories in West and Central Africa, addressing regional preservation inequities.[11]
  • South Africa’s National Archives Week focuses on “Digital Footprints,” highlighting how digital platforms reshape archival practice and public memory.[12]
  • Global institutions share case studies during WDPD, including stories of recovering corrupted collections and reviving obsolete digital formats.[14]
  • Marine‑data archives gain international attention as organizations highlight the long‑term preservation of oceanographic information.[15]
  • Libraries and archives worldwide participate in WDPD by showcasing unique digital collections and preservation workflows.[16]
  • The PDF Association contributes to iPRES with tutorials on PDF/A, emphasizing the importance of standardized archival formats.[17]
  • The iPRES conference brings together global experts to discuss the future of digital preservation, including AI‑driven archival tools.[18]
  • The NDSA conference highlights vulnerabilities in digital‑memory infrastructures, revealing surprising risks in cloud‑based preservation.[19]
  • The ICDP conference gathers researchers to address the preservation of massive scientific datasets and complex digital objects.[20]
  • UNESCO’s Africa workshop trains a new generation of heritage technologists, demonstrating drones, 3D mapping, and digital monitoring tools.[21]

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