💾 Like many early social media platforms, Bebo went through an identity crisis: launching in 2005 with college students as its target audience, then expanding to teens, young adults, & eventually the general public. See Bebo's brief history on the #WaybackMachine ⤵️
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⏳️ IT'S NOT TOO LATE to join The Web We’ve Built, happening today, Internet Archive Day, as designated by the city of San Francisco! 🌐 Celebrate 1 trillion pages saved to the #WaybackMachine with the @internetarchive from anywhere in the world. Don’t miss stories, music & digital history live! 📅 Tonight, Oct 22 🕖️–🕗️ 7–8 PM PT / 10–11 PM ET 🎟️
The Web We’ve Built: Celebrating 1 Trillion Web Pages Archived
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🏛️ Happy Internet Archive Day! 🌐 Join us—online or IRL—for The Web We’ve Built! Visitors can grab a free copy of Sir Tim Berners-Lee's new book THIS IS FOR EVERYONE from our BIG Free Library. 🎟️ ➡️
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Librarians, help us celebrate 1 trillion web pages preserved by the @internetarchive! 🌐 Use our resource guide, complete with templates, visuals & event ideas, to connect your community to the web’s history. More ⤵️
Calling All Libraries: Celebrate 1 Trillion Web Pages Archived with the Internet Archive | Internet Archive Blogs
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1 trillion web pages preserved. A digital milestone that defines the Internet Archive’s mission. Chris Freeland & Dave Hansen talk with Mark Graham, director of the #WaybackMachine, about how this public archive came to be & why it matters for our collective memory. 🎧 Listen on Future Knowledge #podcast ⤵️
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Future Knowledge | Wayback Machine at 1 Trillion
In 1996, the web was still young—a chaotic, creative frontier built one page at a time. That same year, the Internet Archive set out to preserve ...
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It's official! The San Francisco Board of Supervisors has unanimously declared October 22, 2025 as Internet Archive Day — celebrating our 1️⃣ trillion webpages preserved & our mission to provide universal access to all knowledge. 🔗 Learn more & celebrate with us tonight ➡️
Happy Internet Archive Day! | Internet Archive Blogs
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Tomorrow’s the big event! 🎉 We’ve saved 1 trillion web pages — now celebrate The Web We’ve Built with the @internetarchive. Explore the past & future of our shared digital world in this lively presentation, livestreaming around the world and in person in San Francisco. 🌐 📅 Weds, Oct 22 🕖 7 PM PT 🖥️ Virtual & 🎟️ In Person ⤵️
The Web We’ve Built: Celebrating 1 Trillion Web Pages Archived
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🌐 TODAY! Show your support at the RALLY FOR THE INTERNET ARCHIVE on the steps of San Francisco City Hall & celebrate our shared digital history. This afternoon, Supervisor Connie Chan will introduce a proclamation declaring Oct 22 “Internet Archive Day” in SF. 📅 Tues, Oct 21 🕦 11:30 AM 📍 Steps of SF City Hall, Civic Center Plaza ℹ️
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🚨 Two days to go! Our annual celebration is almost here—and this year we’re marking 1 TRILLION pages captured by the Wayback Machine. Kick off the countdown to Oct 22 with a #WaybackMachine look at the @internetarchive itself! 🕰️ Learn more about all our events ⤵️
Celebrating 1 Trillion Web Pages Archived | Internet Archive Blogs
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SF, show your love for the @internetarchive! 🌐 Take your lunch hour tomorrow & join the RALLY FOR THE INTERNET ARCHIVE on the steps of City Hall, honoring The Web We’ve Built together. 📅 Tues, Oct 21 🕦 11:30 AM 📍 Steps of SF City Hall, Civic Center Plaza ℹ️
Rally for the Internet Archive
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