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What a Cache! Guide to Finding Old Web Pages

Jan Novak, Associate Director jan.novak@law.csuohio.edu | October 30, 2007 - 08:46

“I knew I saw it somewhere.” Unfortunately, that’s not a valid Bluebook form. Even if you’ve documented the url where you found your information, you may discover that it’s no longer an active web page. Gregg R. Notess, at his web site Search Engine Showdown: The User’s Guide to Web Searching, provides a table describing how to find archived page from various services, with notes on the likely depth and content of the archives. See Finding Old Web pages for helpful hints, and bookmark it for future reference. The fluid character of the web guarantees you will need it.


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