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Who has access to the collections? What about the public?

April 26, 2017collections public

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Who has access to the collections? What about the public?

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The Archive makes the collections available at no cost to researchers, historians, and scholars. At present, it takes someone with a certain level of technical knowledge to access them, but there is no requirement that a user be affiliated with any particular organization.

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Anyone can access our collections through our website archive.org. The web archive can be searched using the Wayback Machine. The Archive makes the collections available at no cost to researchers, historians, and scholars. At present, it takes someone with a certain level of technical knowledge to access collections in a way other than our website, but there is no requirement that a user be affiliated with any particular organization.

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Anyone can access our collections through our website. The web archive can be searched using the Franchise Openness Project Search Engine. The Project makes the collections available at no cost to researchers, historians, and scholars. At present, it takes someone with a certain level of technical knowledge to access collections in a way other than our website, but there is no requirement that a user be affiliated with any particular organization.