Malinda,
Try the Wayback Machine at the Internet Archive:
It won't work for every bad link but it can be a life-saver. It generally
does not include sites from within the last six months, proprietary or
passworded sites, dynamically generated pages, etc.
Certainly worth a try!
Cheryl
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Cheryl Rae Nyberg
Reference Librarian
Gallagher Law Library
University of Washington
206/543-7672
cnyberg@u.washington.edu
http://lib.law.washington.edu
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On Tue, 31 Aug 2004, Muller, Malinda wrote:
> Greetings Colleagues,
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> Plaintiff's counsel has cited to Internet links that are now inactive. We are trying to pull these sites for review. Is it possible to use a search engine, etc., that can retrieve dead links?
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> If anyone has ever had experience with this type of request, I'd appreciate your input.
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> Kind regards
> Malinda Muller
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> Malinda Muller
> Reed Smith Library
> Los Angeles Office
> Direct Dial: 213.457.6418
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