Caralee Adams    How do you commemorate the preservation of 1 trillion web pages in a zine? That was Megan Lotts’ challenge when she was contacted by the Internet Archive last summer. Lotts [&]

Chris Freeland    The Our Future Memory movement continues to grow, with the EveryLibrary Institute (ELI) formally joining the global coalition and endorsing the Statement on Digital Rights for Protecting Memory Institutions Online. [&]

Jason Scott    The end of 2025 brought news of the passing of Stewart Cheifet, creator of Computer Chronicles, and Net Cafe, two shows about electronics and computers that are, depending on your [&]

Chris Freeland    You have until 11:59pm PST on January 7th to enter our annual Public Domain Film Remix Contest full details & contest guidelines.

Sterling Dudley    Celebrate the public domain with the Internet Archive in the following ways: On January 1, 2026, we celebrate published works from 1930 and published sound recordings from 1925 entering the [&]

Sterling Dudley    What do a Belgian boy reporter, a forgotten 2008 webpage, and the Wayback Machine have in common? They all played a role in uncovering Tintin the Belgian detective’s earliest adventures [&]

Chris Freeland    In 2025, a global conversation emerged about memory, power and who controls the historical record. As governments deleted web pages, platforms broke links, and public data quietly (and not so [&]

Caralee Adams    Audrey Witters remembers the creativity of the early web. When she was launching her career in the mid-1990s, being online was more about exploring and having fun than figuring out [&]

mai ishikawa sutton    We’re thrilled to see all that our community has done this past year: gathering, developing, and dreaming together. Here is a look back at the major events and happenings across the DWeb Network

Caralee Adams    When someone calls up a single webpage in a digital archive, it’s difficult to understand the scope of the collection. To improve the visibility and appreciation of its resources, the [&]