Legendary musician & activist Peter Gabriel celebrates the Internet Archive hitting 1 trillion pages & reflects on its role in preserving humanity’s memory. More ⤵️

Voices Celebrating 1 Trillion Pages: Peter Gabriel, Musician | Internet Archive Blogs

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Yesterday was Bram Stoker’s 178th birthday! 🎂 Known for THE LADY OF THE SHROUD and THE LAIR OF THE WHITE WORM, Stoker gave the world its most iconic vampire with DRACULA. 🧛♂️ Read the 1899 public-domain edition here:

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Dracula : Stoker, Bram, 1847-1912 : Free Download, Borrow, and Streaming : Internet Archive

ix, [1], 378 pages ; 20 cm

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🎉 At our 1 trillion-page celebration, CA State Senator Scott Wiener honored the Internet Archive for its “remarkable innovation and leadership,” presenting @npub1ftlr...3e6s with a California Senate Certificate of Recognition. Read the full story & see the video on our blog ⤵️

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

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Microfiche in the digital age 📄💻 Visitors at thePhysical Archive tour last month saw how microfiche is preserved digitally. Now you can, too! Watch the Democracy’s Library #livestream, 7:30 AM–Midnight PT, scanning & preserving public records in real time — all to mellow #lofi vibes. 📡 https://www.youtube.com/live/SxUjwZYBIUs #LiveNow

🎉 Today we're celebrating the recipient of the 2025 Internet Archive Hero Award: Sir Tim Berners-Lee, inventor of the World Wide Web, for his visionary work connecting the world. 🏆🏛️ Full story ⤵️

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

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On Oct. 21, nearly 350 people visited the Physical Archive to see how donated items are preserved & digitized. From Scribe book scanners to the new microfiche digitization center, visitors got an up-close look at the technology & processes that keep history accessible for future generations. Learn more at our blog ⤵️

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

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Hear how the World Wide Web changed everything. 🌐 Sir Tim Berners-Lee (@npub1rknc...cdxd), inventor of the World Wide Web, and @npub1ftlr...3e6s chat with Wired’s @npub1gggp...yfh8 on the Future Knowledge #podcast about the web’s rise, its ongoing impact on society, and why preserving it is vital for cultural history. 🎧 Listen & subscribe ⬇️

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

Sir Tim Berners-Lee, inventor of the World Wide Web, and Brewster Kahle, founder of the Internet Archive, chat with Lauren Goode of Wired about the...

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🎉 Supervisor Connie Chan led a unanimous SF Board of Supervisors resolution honoring@npub1umd6...wfr7 for preserving 1 trillion web pages & declared October 22, 2025 as Internet Archive Day in San Francisco.

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Establishing Internet Archive Day In San Francisco : San Francisco Board of Supervisors : Free Download, Borrow, and Streaming : Internet Archive

On October 21, 2025, the San Francisco Board of Supervisors passed a unanimous resolution from Supervisor Connie Chan celebrating 1 trillion web pa...

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

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📧 Years before Google, “Gmail” lived on Garfield․com: fan email with @​gmail․garfield․com addresses for anyone thinking I hate Mondays. It vanished like a pan of lasagne into Garfield’s belly… but its pawprints can still be seen on the #WaybackMachine ⤵️

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🐈 By May 2001, it was replaced by @​e-garfield․com via Everyone․net. Google didn’t adopt the name until April 2004. #Wayback1T #InternetHistory

Libraries matter. Access matters. After years of legal battles, the Internet Archive is still here—and still fighting for a world where everyone can read, learn, and remember. @Ars Technica tells the story:

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Internet Archive’s legal fights are over, but its founder mourns what was lost

We survived, but it wiped out the library," Internet Archive's founder says.