News

The LOCKSS Program is pleased to announce that LOCKSS 1.77 is released and LOCKSS 2.0-alpha7 is now available for testing.

The LOCKSS Program is pleased to announce that LOCKSS 1.76 is released and LOCKSS 2.0-alpha6 is now available for testing.

The LOCKSS Program is hiring two leadership positions, an Operations Manager and a Community Manager.

The LOCKSS Program is pleased to announce that LOCKSS 2.0-alpha5 is now available for testing.

The LOCKSS Program is pleased to announce that LOCKSS 2.0-alpha4 is now available for testing.

The LOCKSS Program is pleased to announce that LOCKSS 2.0-alpha3 is now available for testing.

The LOCKSS Program is pleased to announce that LOCKSS 2.0-alpha2 is now available for testing.

The LOCKSS Program is pleased to announce that LOCKSS 2.0-alpha1 is now available for testing.

Folks considering LOCKSS wonder how a system conspicuously touting liberal replication as a core feature could be scalable.

If planned well, technical, financial, sustainability, and social benefits can all accrue from inter-organizational collaborations.

We are pleased to amplify the CLOCKSS Archive's recent announcement of their successfully-completed TRAC re-certification.

The LOCKSS Program expressed interest in providing feedback in a number of areas of "Levels Reboot".

We are pleased to announce a new look and website for the LOCKSS Program!

Mitigation of "Spectre" and "Meltdown" vulnerabilities in the context of the LOCKSS system.

Founders of LOCKSS retire, new leadership and grant continue innovative nature of the preservation network.

A grant from The Andrew W. Mellon Foundation will enable systems to be outfitted with award-winning LOCKSS digital preservation capabilities.

The LOCKSS Program has joined Stanford University Libraries' Digital Library Systems and Services group.

Communities using the LOCKSS Software have collaboratively passed an important milestone and are now preserving over 1,000 "long tail" journal publishers