News Finding: Considering your own data
  
  So yes, the internet is rotting, but archivists and digital librarians like myself knew it was rotten already, as did anyone who ever got a "404 File Not Found" error.
Paper Finding: Relevance of the developed cost model to the reality of the archiving practices in the organisation ensures understanding of the model by employees and managers.
News Context: Budgeting models suggest a 10-year preservation expense of around $2.50 per gigabyte, or $2,500 per terabyte, or $625,000 for the files MySpace failed to preserve. Considering your own data
  
  So yes, the internet is rotting, but archivists and digital librarians like myself knew it was rotten already, as did anyone who ever got a "404 File Not Found" error. Where there is economic incentive to keep and use data--such as user information, profiles, or browsing history--it may exist for quite a long time.
Paper Context: Of major importance are also characteristics like relevance, accuracy and usability. Relevance of the developed cost model to the reality of the archiving practices in the organisation ensures understanding of the model by employees and managers. They all have added much to our understanding of the factors affecting a cost model in this field .