We are hosting a Conversation on Ethics, Technology, and the Limits of Critique.
With Morgane Billuart, Jordi Viader Guerrero, and Darryl Cressman
LIVE NOW on www.twitch.tv/inc_void

@internetarchive.eu
Internet Archive Europe, a Dutch non-profit research library, is building collections and tools to bring them to life. Working with libraries, museums, and archives, we share these tools and collections to further everyone’s services.
We are hosting a Conversation on Ethics, Technology, and the Limits of Critique.
With Morgane Billuart, Jordi Viader Guerrero, and Darryl Cressman
LIVE NOW on www.twitch.tv/inc_void
Sharing from Internet Archive: “Much of BET’s digital journalism is no longer available on the web
Internet Archive has preserved more than 199,000 BET articles over the years. They can now be accessed through the Wayback Machine & a new pilot explorer: wayback-labs.sf.archive.org/bet-explorer/
BET Digital has permanently removed all its digital news articles from its website to 'prioritize video content,' I'm told. Years of news articles are now gone forever. Some writers were able to save their stories; some weren't
Daniel Rasmus, a futurist at San Diego Comic-Con mapped four futures for public libraries in 2036. One of them: access to knowledge behind licences and identity checks.
He pointed to Our Future Memory as the flashpoint. Comics readers got it straight away.
We hosted @aittalam.bsky.social and TOTO and the @mozilla.ai in Amsterdam to discuss owning your AI stack instead of renting it.
One moment: an open source agent used the Wayback Machine to verify a source. Web history isn't nostalgia—it's infrastructure.
Where your data lives matters.
We've moved our Bluesky account to a European Personal Data Server hosted by Eurosky. Same profile, same content, different infrastructure.
A small step towards a more decentralized, resilient, and publicly accountable web.
www.internetarchive.eu/2026/06/12/b...
Today is International Archives Day. As publishers block the Wayback Machine over AI concerns, 250+ journalists are urging them to reconsider. Preserving the public record matters.
On 13 March, we host Peter Kaufman (MIT) in Amsterdam to talk about his new book The Moving Image — production, rights, citation, preservation, and why all of it matters.
Free event, registration required luma.com/r1juuo1s
🔗 www.internetarchive.eu/2026/03/05/t...
📅 13 March, 3–5 PM CET 📍 Amsterdam
Here is another tapestry of "The Internet Archive's 2025 Public Domain Day Film Remix Contest" Be sure to click on the link and go down the rabbit hole of watching these fun remixes of Public Domain movies. People and their creativity are awesome.