Have you ever messed around the Wayback Machine? This tool provided at archive.org or Internet Archive, lets you enter any URL and see what it has looked like over time. At least that's what it is supposed to do.
The earliest incarnation of the Internet Archive, as displayed by the Internet Archive says:
UPDATE: Ashley's (Kristen's, Spitzer's girl's) MySpace page has disappeared once again, and is replaced by someone named Johnny. The article to follow was written earlier before this revelation. I can't be certain because I didn't take a screen shot, but when I first pulled up Ashley Alexandra Dupre's (aka Kristen, aka Spitzer's girl) MySpace page, I'm fairly certain she had nine friends listed. I noted it because I thought it was ironic considering the number of the client.
The goals of the Archive-It project, courtesy of the Internet Archive, will be assisted with the addition of keyword search.
One of the most bizarre Internet stories this year gets more bizarre. Internet Archive and Suzanne Shell have resolved their lawsuits against each other "amicably," a word that follows words like "theft" and "racketeering" about as well as toothpaste follows orange juice. Next on her list: a 15-year-old Canadian jokester.
After news of Suzanne Shell's countersuit against Internet Archive surviving by the thread of one non-dismissed claim – the claim that Internet Archive's Wayback Machine web crawler was guilty of breach of contract by ignoring the site's terms of use – hit the cyber circuit, a real catfight hissed and scratched its way across the weekend.
You might call it a "flame war," in the traditional Internet sense, but that's hardly accurate.
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