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🏛️ Government information belongs to everyone. Government documents help us understand how our society works, investigate the past, and participate in democracy. 📚 Democracy's Library brings government publications together so they're easier to discover and use. Find something you want to understand better. Start with the record. 👇 https://archive.org/details/democracys-library #ToolsYouCanUse

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Internet Archive: Digital Library of Free & Borrowable Texts, Movies, Music & Wayback Machine

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What's on your bookshelf that the Internet Archive doesn't have? There's an app for that. Scan a book's barcode or ISBN to see whether the Internet Archive needs it for preservation and digitization. Your old books could have another life—not just on your shelf, but in the library. Scan your shelves. Save a book. https://help.archive.org/help/donate-books-app-for-ios-and-android/ #ToolsYouCanUse

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Donate Books App for iOS and Android – Internet Archive Help Center

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The Wayback Machine lets you travel through more than a trillion saved web pages. 🏛️ ‣ Find an old website. ‣ See how a familiar site changed. ‣ Recover something that's disappeared. ‣ Check what a page looked like years ago. Your old books could have another life—not just on your shelf, but in the library. The web has a history. Go explore it. http://web.archive.org/ #ToolsYouCanUse

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We've been getting a lot of questions about how the Internet Archive digitizes books. The short answer: page by page, by hand. You may remember our viral 2021 video of Eliza Zhang scanning a book. That's still how we do it. Meet Eliza, and learn how we scan books: https://blog.archive.org/2021/02/09/meet-eliza-zhang-book-scanner-and-viral-video-star/

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Government records are part of the public record, but digital information can be difficult to preserve, find, and use. The Internet Archive has received an IMLS grant to develop ATLAS, a national program supporting preservation and access to local and state government information. The project will train 100 government and partner institutions and build new resources for the field. Learn more 👉 https://blog.archive.org/2026/09/10/atlasimls/

Internet Archive Blogs - Updates from the Internet Archive

Internet Archive Receives IMLS Grant to Expand Access to Local and State Government Information - Internet Archive Blogs

Internet Archive has received funding from the Institute of Museum and Library Services (IMLS) to support the development of ATLAS (Access To Local And State government information), a digital preservation program for state and local government agencies. Government information and documentation is an essential part of our shared public record. From local policies and public

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“Fix the Wayback Machine!” We’ve heard you. The Wayback Machine has been dealing with waves of high-volume automated traffic. Mark Graham, director of the Wayback Machine, explains what’s happening and what we’re doing about it. ➡️ https://blog.archive.org/2026/09/15/an-update-on-wayback-machine-access/

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An Update on Wayback Machine Access | Internet Archive Blogs

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The Internet Archive isn't just a place to find things. You can: 🔖 Save something before it disappears. 🔎 Discover something you didn't know existed. ✍️ Improve or contribute to a collection. 🤝 Connect with people doing the work of preservation. Over the next eight weeks, we'll show you how. SAVE. DISCOVER. CONTRIBUTE. CONNECT. ➡️ https://blog.archive.org/2026/08/17/registration-is-now-open-for-internet-archives-annual-celebration/#ToolsYouCanUse

Registration is Now Open For Internet Archive’s Annual Celebration - Internet Archive Blogs

Internet Archive Blogs - Updates from the Internet Archive

Registration is Now Open For Internet Archive’s Annual Celebration - Internet Archive Blogs

Democracy’s Library: Tools for ParticipationWednesday, October 21, 2026Internet Archive, San FranciscoREGISTER: In person | Virtual Democracy invites participation; democracies require it. At the Internet Archive, we believe libraries can help make that participation possible by preserving knowledge and providing the tools to explore and build upon it. This year, our annual celebration, “Democracy’s Library: Tools

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You can help build the library. 🏛️ Have digital materials you’re allowed to share? Upload them to the Internet Archive so other people can discover and use them. 📷 A photograph. 🎙️ A recording. 📄 A document. 💾 A piece of digital history. What you have might be useful to someone else, and worth preserving for the future. Upload your first item 👇 https://archive.org/upload #ToolsYouCanUse

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Upload to Internet Archive

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🗂️ Ever seen those tiny images of old documents on sheets of film? That’s microfiche! So, how do those go from film to the Internet Archive? See how these records are digitized at the Physical Archive tour! It's a once-a-year opportunity to witness preservation processes up close. 📆 Tues, Oct 20 🕕 6–8 PM 📍 IN-PERSON: Richmond, CA 🎟️ https://blog.archive.org/2026/08/17/registration-is-now-open-for-internet-archives-annual-celebration/

Internet Archive Blogs - Updates from the Internet Archive

Registration is Now Open For Internet Archive’s Annual Celebration - Internet Archive Blogs

Democracy’s Library: Tools for ParticipationWednesday, October 21, 2026Internet Archive, San FranciscoREGISTER: In person | Virtual Democracy invites participation; democracies require it. At the Internet Archive, we believe libraries can help make that participation possible by preserving knowledge and providing the tools to explore and build upon it. This year, our annual celebration, “Democracy’s Library: Tools

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Who gets to own what we create? On Educating to Be Human, host Lisa Petrides talks with Internet Archive Senior Policy Counsel Lila Bailey about the tension between knowledge as a shared cultural commons & knowledge controlled through copyright, licensing, and corporate platforms. They also examine what public knowledge infrastructure could look like, supported by libraries, schools, and civic institutions. 🎧 Listen to WHO OWNS KNOWLEDGE with Lila Bailey: https://podcasts.apple.com/gb/podcast/who-owns-knowledge-with-lila-bailey/id1760809665?i=1000791094542

Apple Podcasts

Who Owns Knowledge with Lila Bailey

Podcast Episode · Educating to Be Human Podcast · 22 September · 34min

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· 1mo ago

🏛️ Before the Internet, computer clubs brought people together to learn, trade software, share ideas & explore the rapidly changing world of personal computing. 💾 A surviving binder of 50 Atari newsletters from August 1987 offers a remarkable time capsule of that world. These newsletters & many more for Atari, Apple II, Texas Instruments computers & other platforms are available in Internet Archive collections. 📚 More on. our blog: https://blog.archive.org/2026/08/27/a-computer-history-time-capsule/#RetroComputing

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For many artists, a website is more than a portfolio. It’s a record of a life’s work, built over decades, & something they want future generations to find. CARTA is helping preserve more than 50 artists’ websites, many by Latinx artists, so their work can survive technical failures, lost hosting & more. Learn more on our blog👇 https://blog.archive.org/2026/08/25/artistswebsites/

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JUST ADDED: Tonight’s Negativland concert at the Internet Archive is sold out, but you can still join us online! The livestream begins at 6:30pm PT and will only be available during the show. At the band’s request, there will be no replay. Watch live ➡️ https://youtube.com/live/qiQ39fMN-vU

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📚 What happens when a library doesn’t just preserve knowledge, but gives people the tools to use it, build with it & participate in creating what comes next? Find out at Democracy’s Library: Tools for Participation, an IN-PERSON Internet Archive event. It's our annual extravaganza with food trucks, entertainment, a presentation, and dancing in the streets. 📅 Wed, Oct 21 • 5–10 PM 📍 Internet Archive, 300 Funston Ave, SF 🎟️ https://blog.archive.org/2026/08/17/registration-is-now-open-for-internet-archives-annual-celebration/ A livestream event is available, too!

Internet Archive Blogs - Updates from the Internet Archive

Registration is Now Open For Internet Archive’s Annual Celebration - Internet Archive Blogs

Democracy’s Library: Tools for ParticipationWednesday, October 21, 2026Internet Archive, San FranciscoREGISTER: In person | Virtual Democracy invites participation; democracies require it. At the Internet Archive, we believe libraries can help make that participation possible by preserving knowledge and providing the tools to explore and build upon it. This year, our annual celebration, “Democracy’s Library: Tools

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🌈 The year is 2010. 🎶 "Always" by Erasure is blasting as you mash the Z key ⌨️ in pursuit of a new high score 🏆 all while living your best sparkly robot unicorn life 🦄✨. While we can't actually time travel 🤖, ROBOT UNICORN ATTACK is still playable thanks to digital preservation & emulation via Ruffle. Flash may be gone 👋, but your favorite internet games don't have to be. 🌐 Play it today on the Internet Archive ⤵️ https://archive.org/details/robotunicornattack_flash

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Boosted by @oxy@social.bsdlab.au

Negativland LIVE at Internet Archive! For more than 40 years, Negativland has turned found sound, radio & mass media into provocative art. Over The Edge: Significantly Less Deceptive brings that to life in San Francisco! 📅 Wed, Sept 16, 6 PM 📍 IN-PERSON, 300 Funston Ave, SF 🎟️ https://blog.archive.org/event/negativland-live-at-internet-archive/#sfevents

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📖 There’s still time to support the Internet Archive and Better World Books “For the Love of Books” campaign! 📖 Join us through October 31, 2026, by donating to the Internet Archive to support literacy and preservation for generations to come. Donate Today: https://donate.archive.org/campaign/838534/donate

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Donate to For the Love of Books

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🌐 Websites vanish. 📰 News archives go offline. 📚 Textbooks are withdrawn. 🏛️ Government reports are deleted. What happens when the historical record starts disappearing? The Internet Archive and the Our Future Memory movement explore why "vanishing culture" is becoming a political crisis in THE POLITICAL THREATS OF VANISHING CULTURE AND THE NEED TO PROTECT OUR FUTURE MEMORY. 📖 Read or download the paper here ⬇️ https://journals.library.wustl.edu/pollib/article/id/9287/ #VanishingCulture #memoryhole

The Political Librarian

The Political Threats of Vanishing Culture and the Need to Protect Our Future Memory

Written from the perspective of the Internet Archive and the Our Future Memory movement, this article repeats an urgent call for four digital rights that would allow libraries, archives, museums, and other cultural heritage organizations (“memory institutions”) to uphold their shared public service mission of preserving history and providing access to information. The ongoing transition from physical media sales to digital licensing markets has unleashed a new wave of archival ephemerality, whic

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Free speech matters. So does the ability to verify what's true. Without a stable historical record, accountability becomes harder, evidence disappears, and public debate suffers. Michael Menna and Lila Bailey argue that preserving our shared memory is essential to democracy in THE POLITICAL THREATS OF VANISHING CULTURE AND THE NEED TO PROTECT OUR FUTURE MEMORY. 📖 Read or download the paper today ⬇️ https://journals.library.wustl.edu/pollib/article/id/9287/ #VanishingCulture #memoryhole

The Political Librarian

The Political Threats of Vanishing Culture and the Need to Protect Our Future Memory

Written from the perspective of the Internet Archive and the Our Future Memory movement, this article repeats an urgent call for four digital rights that would allow libraries, archives, museums, and other cultural heritage organizations (“memory institutions”) to uphold their shared public service mission of preserving history and providing access to information. The ongoing transition from physical media sales to digital licensing markets has unleashed a new wave of archival ephemerality, whic

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📚 Culture doesn’t have to be censored to disappear. 🕳️ Sometimes all it takes is an expired license. 📼💿 In THE POLITICAL THREATS OF VANISHING CULTURE AND THE NEED TO PROTECT OUR FUTURE MEMORY, Michael Menna and Lila Bailey argue that preserving our shared memory has become one of the defining political challenges of the digital age. 🏛️ 📖 Read or download the paper ⬇️ https://journals.library.wustl.edu/pollib/article/id/9287/ #VanishingCulture #memoryhole

The Political Librarian

The Political Threats of Vanishing Culture and the Need to Protect Our Future Memory

Written from the perspective of the Internet Archive and the Our Future Memory movement, this article repeats an urgent call for four digital rights that would allow libraries, archives, museums, and other cultural heritage organizations (“memory institutions”) to uphold their shared public service mission of preserving history and providing access to information. The ongoing transition from physical media sales to digital licensing markets has unleashed a new wave of archival ephemerality, whic

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🌐 Web archives are never complete. What happens when the gaps, biases & disappearances become part of the story? CARTA Presents: “DIGITAL GHOSTS - ACCESS TO WEB ARCHIVES THROUGH DATA AND CREATIVITY” is a webinar featuring Dr. Andrea Kocsis of The University of Edinburgh. On Oct. 7 at 8 AM PT, she’ll share five interactive works that make the web’s temporality & fragility visible, from link decay to disappearing online music cultures. ✍️ Register today: https://us02web.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_Wvhj-v7WQS2IWn3RQbCTtg#/registration

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Welcome! You are invited to join a webinar: CARTA Presents: “Digital Ghosts - Access to Web Archives through Data and Creativity”. After registering, you will receive a confirmation email about joining the webinar.

The Collaborative ART Archive (CARTA) is pleased to present “Digital Ghosts - Access to Web Archives through Data and Creativity,” which explores how creative visualisations and interactive installations can communicate both richness and absences in web archive collections to public audiences. In this presentation, Dr. Andrea Kocsis, Chancellor

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📖 At just 16 years old, Simone O. Elias wrote PORCELAIN RAGE: A MANIFESTO FOR THE GEN Z WOMAN. Her book explores femininity, culture, history, mental health, and the pressures shaping a generation. Elias chose to publish it as an #openaccess book, making it FREE through the Internet Archive! 🆓 Read & download: https://archive.org/details/porcelain-rage/PorcelainRage_Ack/ And Learn more about Elias, her book, and the Aug 4 #booktalk with livestream 📡 & in-person 🎟️ options at our blog: https://blog.archive.org/2026/07/27/simone-o-elias-porcelain-rage/ #Bookstodon

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More and more of our culture now exists only in digital form … but libraries can’t preserve what they don’t own. As books 📚, music 🎵, film 🎞️, and news 📰 shift from ownership to licensing, long-term access is becoming harder to guarantee. Current Affairs Magazine talks with @internetarchive@mastodon.archive.org’s Mark Graham and Chris Freeland. Full interview 🔗 https://www.currentaffairs.org/news/who-will-save-the-internet-from-disappearing

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🎨🇺🇸 Georgia O'Keeffe's THE FLAG (1918) is a striking watercolor painted during World War I. Now in the public domain in the United States, it's free to view, download, and reuse. It's one of many fascinating items we're highlighting from the Internet Archive's collections as America marks its 250th anniversary. Learn more in our blog: https://blog.archive.org/2026/06/29/the-declaration-of-independence-america-at-250-and-past-centennials/ #Americanhistory #Archives

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🧩 A math puzzle. 🚗 A solar car. 🌪️ Natural-disaster insurance. ⚡ Electricity oversupply in Kyushu. These were four very different questions put to ClimateGPT 4.3, a specialized climate model, during a recent Internet Archive tour. The results were a mix of useful answers, wrong turns & outright refusals. 📖 Learn more about the experiment ➡️ https://erasmus.ai/?p=875

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📚 Research can uncover stories that even experts never had the chance to find. 🌍 In this episode of the Future Knowledge #podcast special series #VanishingCulture, African folklorist Laura Gibbs explains how the Internet Archive's full-text search helped her uncover dozens of versions of a folktale, including one published in an early 1900s issue of Good Housekeeping that had escaped generations of scholarship. 🎧 Listen and subscribe ⤵️ https://futureknowledge.transistor.fm/episodes/vanishing-culture-4-keeping-african-folktales-alive-with-helen-nde-laura-gibbs

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📜🇺🇸 Printed on the night of July 4, 1776, the Dunlap Broadside was the first published copy of the Declaration of Independence, carrying news of independence across the colonies. Check out this high-resolution scan of the historic print. As America marks its 250th anniversary, we're spotlighting remarkable items from the Internet Archive's collections. Learn more 👇 https://blog.archive.org/2026/06/29/the-declaration-of-independence-america-at-250-and-past-centennials/ #AmericanHistory #Archives #July4 #IndependenceDay

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🎧📜 The Internet Archive is home to millions of free audiobooks and audio recordings, including this LibriVox reading of the Declaration of Independence, bringing one of America's founding documents to life. We're highlighting documents, recordings, and artifacts that tell the story of America's founding and the anniversaries that followed. Learn more 👇 https://blog.archive.org/2026/06/29/the-declaration-of-independence-america-at-250-and-past-centennials/ #AmericanHistory #archives #Declaration #July4 #LibriVox

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📖 Family cookbooks aren’t just collections of recipes; they’re scrapbooks of daily living. Those handwritten notes, magazine clippings, and adjustments to favorite dishes...none of that survives when food culture is reduced to content on someone else’s platform. On the #FutureKnowledge #podcast special series #VanishingCulture, Katie Livingston examines the importance of everyday artifacts. 🎧 Listen & subscribe ⬇️ https://futureknowledge.transistor.fm/episodes/vanishing-culture-2-the-stories-hidden-in-cookbooks-with-katie-livingston

Future Knowledge

Future Knowledge | Vanishing Culture #2: The Stories Hidden in Cookbooks with Katie Livingston

Why preserve a cookbook? In the second episode of our special six-part series on Vanishing Culture, host Vida Vojić speaks with Katie Livingston, a doctoral researcher at Stanford University who st...

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🍲 A recipe isn’t the whole story of a cookbook. The grease stains, penciled-in adjustments, and clippings tucked between pages… that’s the history we lose when culture becomes just another online commodity to be served up, edited, or erased. Katie Livingston explores what happens when our cultural record is left to platforms built to serve content instead of to preserve history in #FutureKnowledge’s #VanishingCulture series. 🎧 Listen & subscribe ⬇️ https://futureknowledge.transistor.fm/episodes/vanishing-culture-2-the-stories-hidden-in-cookbooks-with-katie-livingston

Future Knowledge

Future Knowledge | Vanishing Culture #2: The Stories Hidden in Cookbooks with Katie Livingston

Why preserve a cookbook? In the second episode of our special six-part series on Vanishing Culture, host Vida Vojić speaks with Katie Livingston, a doctoral researcher at Stanford University who st...

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🧵 Thank you to everyone who joined us for MOROCCO (1930) at the Internet Archive! 🎩 From Marlene Dietrich's iconic Top Hat & Tails look to the many stylish attendees who arrived dressed for the occasion, it was a memorable evening of film, fashion, and discussion. 📸 Browse all the photos & see more about the event at our blog! 🔗 https://blog.archive.org/2026/06/24/top-hats-tails-and-timeless-cinema-celebrating-marlene-dietrichs-morocco/ More photos! 👇

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🧵1/2 🌐🇨🇦 We're excited to announce the installation of Internet Archive Canada's first Canadian web discovery kiosk, hosted by Vancouver Public Library! Visitors can explore 100,000 preserved .ca websites and discover 30 years of Canadian web history using just an arcade joystick 🕹️ and a microphone. 🎤 Learn more 👇 https://internetarchivecanada.org/2026/06/19/explore-30-years-of-the-canadian-web-at-vancouver-public-library/

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🖥️📜 How has the online presentation of the Declaration of Independence changed over nearly 30 years? Compare a 1997 capture of the National Archives webpage with one from 2026 using the Wayback Machine. It's one of many fascinating items we're highlighting from the Internet Archive's collections as America marks its 250th anniversary. Learn more in our blog: https://blog.archive.org/2026/06/29/the-declaration-of-independence-america-at-250-and-past-centennials/ #AmericanHistory #archive

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🌐 The web changes every day. Too much of it disappears. 🕳️ Nearly 40% of URLs that existed just 10 years ago are no longer available on the live web. The Internet Archive's Mark Graham & Chris Freeland discuss why preserving our digital record can't be an afterthought. Read the full interview 🔗 https://www.currentaffairs.org/news/who-will-save-the-internet-from-disappearing @internetarchive@mastodon.archive.org @mark@mastodon.archive.org

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2️⃣/2️⃣ The Jules Rimet Cup crowned football's greatest champions from 1930 to 1970. After Brazil was awarded the trophy permanently, it was stolen from the Brazilian Football Confederation's headquarters in 1983 and has never been recovered, making it one of sport's greatest unsolved mysteries. #WorldCup #FootballHistory #SoccerHistory #ArtDeco #PublicDomain #OpenAccess

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If you don't know the words to search for, history can feel like it never existed. Finding and preserving queer history takes more than a catalog. It takes people willing to share knowledge and preserve what others overlook or reject. On the #FutureKnowledge #podcast special series #VanishingCulture, Brooke Palmieri explores why preserving queer memory is a community project. 🎧 Listen & subscribe ⬇️ https://futureknowledge.transistor.fm/episodes/vanishing-culture-3-saving-queer-memory-with-brooke-palmieri

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2️⃣/3️⃣ 📖 Read PORCELAIN RAGE: A MANIFESTO FOR THE GEN Z WOMAN by Elias for FREE! The book explores femininity, cultural expectations, mental health, and the challenges facing Gen Z women in the digital age. Read or download 🆓 on thje Internet Archive ⤵️ https://archive.org/details/porcelain-rage/PorcelainRage_Ack/

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☀️ Summers fade. Home movies help them live on. Time warp back to a 1958 backyard pool party where the whole family's having summer fun. 🏊‍♀️ 👙🩲 Moments like these weren't meant for history books, yet they speak to us across time. Preserved in the Prelinger Archives, this film follows the same family over ten years, from 1958 to 1968. Preserving home movies preserves the everyday lives that so often go undocumented. 🎞️ Watch the full film ⤵️ https://archive.org/details/200883_Coy_Collection_003741 #PrelingerArchives

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Boosted by @tchambers@indieweb.social

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3/3 Participants will take part in talks, workshops, and hands-on collaboration exploring what a more resilient, open, and decentralised web could look like in practice. DWeb Camp is a space for building, not just talking about, the web we want. @brewsterkahle@mastodon.archive.org @internetarchiveeurope @dweb #DWebCamp #DWeb #ATProtocol #ActivityPub #Fediverse

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2/3 As the DWeb movement turns 10, we'll welcome both longtime decentralisation pioneers and new voices shaping what's next. Featured speakers: • Brewster Kahle • Paul Frazee • Daniel Holmgren • Primavera De Filippi • Mitch Altman • Evan Prodromou • B Cavello • Liz Sweigart • Matthias Kirschner • Hiure Queiroz • Bruno Caldas Vianna • Liz Barry Still more! 👇

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🗂️ History isn't just what institutions preserve. It's also what communities save. Too often, queer history only survives through personal collections, word of mouth, and people who recognize its value when no one else does. On the #FutureKnowledge #podcast special series #VanishingCulture, Brooke Palmieri explores the community effort behind preserving queer memory. 🎧 Listen & subscribe ⬇️ https://futureknowledge.transistor.fm/episodes/vanishing-culture-3-saving-queer-memory-with-brooke-palmieri

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@brewsterkahle@mastodon.archive.org @internetarchiveeurope @dweb #DWebCamp #DWeb #ATProtocol #ActivityPub #Fediverse

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1️⃣/2️⃣ 🇺🇸 As the U.S. marks its 250th anniversary, UC Berkeley's Institute of Governmental Studies looks back to the 1976 Bicentennial through hundreds of California local government publications. They reveal a state wrestling with housing costs, environmental protection, growth, taxation, and public trust. Many of the debates shaping California today were already unfolding 50 years ago. Learn more ⤵️ https://igs.berkeley.edu/news/look-back-time-understand-our-present-california-local-government-publications-1976

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2/2 As librarians, academics, booksellers, and collectors embrace social media and digitization, historic collections are reaching readers far beyond the walls of any one institution. From “When Preservation Meets Social Media,” by journalist Caralee Adams, part of the Vanishing Culture report. 📖 Download & read: https://archive.org/details/vanishing-culture-2026/page/68/ 🛒 Purchase in print: https://betterworldbooks.com/product/detail/vanishing-culture-a-report-on-our-fragile-cultural-record-9798995425014/new @book-historia.bsky.social #VanishingCulture #InternetArchive