Brewster Kahle is on a mission. He wants the whole planet to have access to human knowledge. All human knowledge. And he's striving to make that possible--one byte at a time.
Ten years ago, Kahle founded the nonprofit Internet Archive, with the goal of preserving the hitherto ephemeral pleasures of the Net for posterity. But, unsatisfied with limiting himself to the saving of Web sites, Kahle decided to broaden his scope and include existing collections of books, television programs, movies and music in the archive's massive digital repository.
This isn't a story about genealogy although, if successful, Brewster Kahle's project could revolutionize genealogy research.
You can read an interview with Brewster Kahle at http://news.zdnet.com/2100-9588_22-6087167.html
