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Two publications this summer put Our Future Memory in front of audiences that rarely read the same things. The first is a report from San Diego Comic-Con. The second is a peer-reviewed article in The Political Librarian. Between them they make a case

Wikipedia turned 25 this year, and Wikimania came to Paris to mark it. From 21 to 25 July, more than 1,200 Wikimedians gathered in person with 2,000 online under the theme Liberté, Équité, Fiabilité (Freedom, Equity, Reliability) to ask how the free

Last week, in an ancient forest an hour outside Berlin, more than 500 builders, researchers, archivists, and artists gathered to ask the same question in a hundred different ways: how do we build a web that cannot be switched off, sold, or shut down.

On 25 June, Internet Archive Europe (IAE) hosted Davide Eynard and Thomas (toto) Bille from Mozilla AI at our Amsterdam space. The afternoon covered a question that sits close to the heart of what we do: when you depend on infrastructure you don't co

A copyright exception you cannot use is not really an exception. That idea runs through the submission Internet Archive Europe (IAE) submitted to the European Commission this month. On 25 June, we responded to the Commission's Call for Evidence on co

More than 30 public AI researchers from around the world gathered at the Internet Archive Europe Amsterdam headquarters on June 9 to open the Data Care Festival organized by the Inclusive AI Lab, and to discuss the role of archives in supporting cult

Automattic präsentiert ein WordPress-Plugin, das tote Links verwaltet, indem es auf das Internet Archive zugreift. Eine praktische Lösung für Linkprobleme.

Journalists are thanking the Internet Archive for their respectful preservation of news and history and for being an important resource for journalists. This letter is coming at a time where many major media outlets are questioning whether to allow t

Save Music, Save the Archive! 850+ musicians are speaking out to demand that major labels drop a lawsuit aimed to destroy the Internet Archive—and for their industry to take concrete actions to realign their actions with the interests of working arti

We've moved our Bluesky presence. Our account looks the same. Our data now lives somewhere different, on European infrastructure, under European law. Here's why we made that choice. What changed and what didn't When you use Bluesky, your posts, follo

Not all infrastructure looks like a server room. Some of it looks like a map. On 19 May, Internet Archive Europe hosted a workshop at our Amsterdam space with Bart Louwers, one of the core maintainers of MapLibre, and Tommi Marmo, OpenStreetMap contr

Internet Archive Europe Program Manager Beatrice Murch will speak at the Cultural Heritage Under Attack: Saving Cultural Data in Times of Crisis webinar on 31 March 2026, hosted by the Digital Humanities Research Hub at the School of Advanced Study,