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is there any way to find cached video that has been deleted from a website?

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darlingbudsofjuly Fri 20-Nov-15 18:41:41

Really random question, but I used to use a little clip from a Bloomberg interview in teaching - went to check the link today and it's gone...

Is there ANY way of finding it again? Some fairly serious (general) googling hasn't turned it up... Is there a way of searching for cached content/old content??

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hedwig2001 Fri 20-Nov-15 19:08:19

Maybe the Wayback machine. archive.org/web/

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darlingbudsofjuly Fri 20-Nov-15 20:03:44

it finds the page, but it can't show me the video! bother bother bother...

any other good ideas??

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AnchorDownDeepBreath Fri 20-Nov-15 20:06:58

What video, and what page did it used to be on?

There are ways, but we'd need a lot more information to be able to try them. Whether it could be recovered would depend on where the video was stored, when it was removed, etc.

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darlingbudsofjuly Fri 20-Nov-15 21:21:32

It's this:

www.bloomberg.com/video/69558860-mit-s-duflo-banerjee-discuss-poor-economics.html

Bloomberg seem (very reasonably) to have done a clear-out. I can't imagine this (short, fairly feeble) interview made it onto any 'must keep' list!

I don't know when it was removed; it was there 18 months ago, but I've not looked for it since then.

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darlingbudsofjuly Sun 22-Nov-15 18:17:52

anybody?

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Cindy34 Mon 23-Nov-15 23:06:24

Can not find it. They have done other interviews so perhaps you could find something similar to use, though they may not have said exactly the same thing.
Another interview: m.youtube.com/watch?v=MMOzeb2pHg0
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