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A Thank You to Journalists Supporting the Wayback Machine

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Celebrating Thirty Years of the Internet Archive with the ‘Class of 1996’

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Internet Archive Switzerland: Expanding a Global Mission to Preserve Knowledge

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Wayback Machine Director: We Are ‘Collateral Damage’ in the Fight Between AI Companies and Publishers

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On World Press Freedom Day, a Call to Keep the News Preserved

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Public Libraries Jump On Board the Our Future Memory Movement

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Information Stewardship Forum 2026: Creating Community and Purpose Around US Government Information

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Introducing Vanishing Culture: A New Book on the Loss of Our Digital Memory

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Gone but Not Forgotten: Recovering the Dead Web

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U.S. Supreme Court Records and Briefs: The Arguments That Shaped America, Now Freely Available

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King of Jazz and the Construction of Names

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DLARC Adds New Radio Resources to Celebrate World Amateur Radio Day

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Digital Preservationists at the After Violence Project and HMML Lend their Voices to the Our Future Memory Campaign

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Introducing the DWeb Camp 2026 Venue: Alte Hölle

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How DWeb Camp is Being Built in Berlin

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Brewster Kahle to Receive Computer History Museum’s Fellow Award on April 25

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Join Internet Archive and Partners for the National Summit on Local News Preservation

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Does the Internet Archive Have an Onion Address?

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Remix, Reimagine, Record: Internet Archive Partners with WNYC for the 2026 Public Song Project

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Mickey Tunes In: 1930 Comics and Cultural Production

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