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California State Senator Recognizes Internet Archive’s ‘Remarkable Innovation and Leadership’

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Celebrating Sir Tim Berners-Lee, 2025 Internet Archive Hero Award Recipient

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Supervisor Connie Chan Recognizes ‘Internet Archive Day’ in San Francisco

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Senator Alex Padilla Honors Internet Archive’s 1 Trillion Milestone in Congressional Record

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One Trillion Web Pages Archived: Internet Archive Celebrates a Civilization-Scale Milestone

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A Peek Inside the Physical Archive: Where the Past Finds a Future

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Celebrate 1 Trillion Web Pages with Original Net.Art Works: Internet Archive x Gray Area

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Happy Internet Archive Day!

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Web Archive 96: How the Smithsonian Helped Create One of the First Wayback Machine Collections

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Shut Out by Distributors, Filmmaker Turns to Internet Archive to Share Documentary with the World

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Calling All Libraries: Celebrate 1 Trillion Web Pages Archived with the Internet Archive

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Happy College Radio Day! Explore Student Radio’s Past and Present in the DLARC College Radio Collection

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Peer-to-Peer Fundraising at the Internet Archive

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Rural Libraries Receive Support from the Internet Archive to Preserve Community Stories

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Sir Tim Berners-Lee to Receive the 2025 Internet Archive Hero Award

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Archiving Resilience: How a Public Library Preserved Their Community’s Response to a Local Disaster

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Celebrating 1 Trillion Webpages Archived: Share Your Wayback Story

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An Update on the Great 78s Lawsuit

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CARTA: A Collective Approach to the Preservation of Online Art Resources

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DWeb Camp Cascadia 2025: Canada’s First Regional Decentralized Web Camp in the Pacific Northwest

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