(IDG) -- An article by Peter Lyman and Brewster Kahle, both directors of the Internet Archive, analyzes the relative digital heft of the World Wide Web when compared to other cultural artifacts.

Related stories:

The cutting-edge couch surfer - June 23, 1998
Real life 'captured' for animated movie - June 19, 1998
Life to begin on the Internet Tuesday - June 16, 1998
Latest Headlines

Pakistan begins troop withdrawal from Indian border
White-collar workers in Jakarta join anti-Habibie chorus
Veteran politicians hand over EU reform blueprint
Klan rally in New York fizzles under counterprotests
Falwell hosts summit with gay minister
Critics assail plan to give women addicts money to use birth control
Chemical that could power microbes is found at Jupiter moon

Texas downs No. 3 Huskers, continues hex

Illinois stuns No. 9 Michigan 35-29

Agilent plans $1.1 B IPO
Agents boycott United for slashing commissions
Advocates assail legislation encouraging mergers

Today on CNN

Related IDG.net stories:

Note: Pages will open in a new browser window

Elegance: Of Mona Lisa and artful computer programming (Computerworld)
Literature, art studies lure IT workers (Computerworld)
Microsoft according to Shakespeare (Computerworld)
Why musicians may make the best programmers (Computerworld)
Is Internet largest experiment in human anarchy ever? (PC World Online)

External sites are not
endorsed by CNN Interactive.