The amount of documents published on the Internet is growing dramatically \u2013 many of them are often changing and others are even being lost. If the documents that have a research value are not archived a considerable part of the national cultural heritage would disappear forever. The responsibility for archiving online-born documents and their registration in the national bibliography is usually assumed by national libraries and\/or other deposit libraries.<\/span><\/p>\n The main aim of the Webarchiv project is to implement a comprehensive solution in the field of archiving of the national web, i.e. bohemical online-born documents. That includes tools and methods for collecting, archiving and preserving web resources as well as providing long-term access to them. Both large-scale automated harvesting of the entire national web and selective archiving are being carried out, including thematic \u201eevent-based\u201c collections. At present these methods are tested and are a subject of further research. To run all operations in a routine way, two conditions must be met: long-term funding has to be provided and the current legal issues have to be solved (primarily the legal deposit legislation).<\/span><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" Webarchiv: The Museum of Czech Web Webarchiv: pam\u00e1tn\u00edk \u010desk\u00e9ho internetu The amount of documents published on the Internet is growing dramatically \u2013 many of them are often changing and others are even being lost. If the documents that have a research value are not archived a considerable part of the national cultural heritage would disappear<\/p>\n