What exactly needed to be preserved? The music and videos still exist. Kurt Loder articles from 1994? Who cares
Maybe one raid array for all that?
This is how they rewrite history.
TAYLOR SWIFT was the biggest artist of all time.
What exactly needed to be preserved? The music and videos still exist. Kurt Loder articles from 1994? Who cares
Maybe one raid array for all that?
This is how they rewrite history.
TAYLOR SWIFT was the biggest artist of all time.
Yea this was incredibly irresponsible.You could literally say that about anything from the past that can be studied. Those interviews with artists, their perspective on what was happening during that time is unique because it gave the news perspective from a non-older person. Someone might want to examine if this media outlet boosted voting amongst the youth; one could also study the impact it had on fashion.
And these are just off the top of the head. It has historical significance.
These nikkas don't know“Run up on Hammer”
Hard drives back ups, physical media.
I agree and humanity has suffered for it. It's been going on since the beginning of civilization though.Destroying information will never sit well with me. Seems shortsighted.
All of it... it's news.What news specifically on mtv needed preserving?
Facts.. Same thing they did with video games and moves.. "b-b-b-b-b-b-but fukk physical media... Once we get fast enough internet, everything will be dirt cheap cause no manufacturing... and then who cares about your 1000 cds and movies and games... And who cares if they delete it some day 15 years from now... Nobody will care!!"People here sprint harder than Usain to excuse corporate greed as if the managers are reading the coli and will hire whomever defends them the hardest.
Hard drives back ups, physical media.
What exactly needed to be preserved? The music and videos still exist. Kurt Loder articles from 1994? Who cares
Is the public funding the archives like they do newspaper archives? Answer is no, so when’s the last time you, or anyone else in this thread, looked up something from the mtv archive? I’ll guess the answer is many, many years, if ever. Hence why it’s been given the axe.It’s important, as all archives are, because it provides proper historical context rather than allowing present day ideas about the past to hold as truth