This October, the @npub1umd6...wfr7 celebrates an extraordinary milestone: 1 trillion web pages preserved & available for access via the #WaybackMachine. We're celebrating in style. Join us in person or online! 📆 Weds, Oct 22 📍 IN-PERSON: 5–10 PM PT (San Francisco) 💻 VIRTUAL: 7–8 PM PT | 10–11 PM ET 🎟️ Register ➡️

The Web We’ve Built: Celebrating 1 Trillion Web Pages Archived

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🛒 Fall fashions & car batteries: #autumn, Kmart style, 1989. 🍂 Thanks to a forward-thinking staffer, this and many other in-store audio tapes were saved from the dustbin—now preserved at the @npub1umd6...wfr7. 🎧 Hear the full tape, part of our Attention K-Mart Shoppers collection ⤵️ https://archive.org/details/KmartOctober1989 #archives #preservation #1980s

Get a fascinating glimpse at how technology brings forgotten archives back to life! 🎞️ Watch government documents on microfiche become searchable & accessible online, set to #lofi tunes – live 👀➡️ https://www.youtube.com/live/SxUjwZYBIUs #LiveStream #LiveNow @npub1umd6...wfr7

🌐 From the first web page created in 1991… to 1 trillion web pages archived today. Every meme, blog, tweet & vanished site is part of our shared story. This is our collective memory. And it’s being saved. Join in our celebration this October:

Celebrating 1 Trillion Web Pages Archived | Internet Archive Blogs

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Explore the past, present, and future of the Web with its inventor, Sir Tim Berners-Lee, & Brewster Kahle, founder of the Internet Archive. 📅 Thurs, Oct 9 @ 7:30 PM PT 🎟️ IN-PERSON & VIRTUAL Details ➡️

Building and Preserving the Web: A Conversation with Sir Tim Berners-Lee and Brewster Kahle

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From sampling to streaming, copyright touches every part of modern music. Jennifer Jenkins & James Boyle explore this & more in MUSIC COPYRIGHT, CREATIVITY, AND CULTURE on the Future Knowledge #podcast. 🎧 Listen to all episodes ⤵️

Future Knowledge

Future Knowledge

Future Knowledge explores the intersection of technology, culture, and information policy with leading authors, scholars, and experts. From copyrig...

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💙 Hit the right note by wearing your fave blue item when you join THE VAST BLUE WE with Del Sol Quartet 🎶 We’re celebrating 1 trillion pages saved on the #WaybackMachine with an evening of live music and new works inspired by our shared digital memory. 📅 Tues, Oct 7 at 7 PM PT 🎟️ IN-PERSON ➡️

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The Vast Blue We: Del Sol Quartet at the Internet Archive (IN-PERSON)

Celebrate 1 trillion web pages archived, with the Del Sol Quartet! Live music & new works honoring our shared digital memory.

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The Vast Blue We: Del Sol Quartet at the Internet Archive (VIRTUAL)

Celebrate 1 trillion web pages archived, with the Del Sol Quartet on LIVE STREAM! Live music & new works honoring our shared digital memory.

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We’re celebrating 1 trillion webpages archived in the Wayback Machine on October 22 🎉 Now we want to hear from you: Why is the Wayback Machine important to YOU? Make a short video & share it with the hashtag #Wayback1T 🤳 Together, let's celebrate a trillion moments captured online. DETAILS ➡️

Celebrating 1 Trillion Webpages Archived: Share Your Wayback Story | Internet Archive Blogs

Before TikTok, before Instagram, there was MySpace: the internet’s hub for music, culture, & eye-frying HTML. Tom was everyone’s default friend, Lady Gaga was building her buzz, Patton Oswalt was plugging gigs, & even the White House joined, but was late to the party. MySpace is mostly gone now, but the Wayback Machine keeps it alive. 🕰️ Use the #WaybackMachine to visit the space that was MySpace. hxttps://web.archive.org/web/19960901000000*/https://myspace.com #Wayback1T

As announced in The New Yorker today, Sir Tim Berners-Lee will receive the 2025 Internet Archive Hero Award!

The New Yorker

Tim Berners-Lee Invented the World Wide Web. Now He Wants to Save It

In 1989, Sir Tim revolutionized the online world. Today, in the era of misinformation, addictive algorithms, and extractive monopolies, he thinks h...

Sir Tim is being honored for inventing the World Wide Web, opening the door to a globally connected information commons, and for his ongoing advocacy for a free, open, and accessible web for all. Celebrate Sir Tim & the web on October 9 & October 22:

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