New from Internet Archive Canada: Queen’s University Library has digitized a collection of rare, self-published sci-fi & fantasy fanzines, making long-lost Canadian voices from 1940s–1980s more widely accessible. ⚔️ Start your side quest here: https://blog.archive.org/2025/07/15/science-fiction-fantasy-and-fandom-guest-post-from-queens-university-library/

⭐ The Bob Lardine Interview Tapes are recordings of stars, talking careers, regrets, & what’s next. Henry Winkler in 1975 is especially moving: aware of his fame & already preparing for the end of it. 🎧⤵️

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Henry Winkler Interview by Bob Lardine : Bob Lardine : Free Download, Borrow, and Streaming : Internet Archive

The interview, taped on the Happy Days soundstage during the show’s third production year, captures Henry Winkler between camera set‑up...

As the Wayback Machine approaches 1 trillion archived web pages this October, we want your help picking memorable ones to highlight. Reply with your favorite pages to nominate them for the spotlight. #WaybackMachine #WebHistory #internetarchive

Rise & shine, it's #livestream time! 🌅☕ The #InternetArchive’s microfiche team is back for another week of scanning. Tune in & enjoy real-time preservation work with mellow lo-fi vibes in the background. 📡 https://www.youtube.com/live/aPg2V5RVh7U

24/7, that’s our #livestream. Weekdays feature microfiche scanning (7:30 AM to Midnight PT). Overnights & weekends? A curated mix of archival video. Preservation meets #lofi vibes. 👀➡️ https://www.youtube.com/live/aPg2V5RVh7U

🎙️ If you didn’t catch the most recent episode of FUTURE KNOWLEDGE, now’s a great time to listen. Author Cory Doctorow talks about THE INTERNET CON: his practical guide to loosening Big Tech’s grip and reclaiming a more open web. 🎧 Listen and subscribe wherever you get your podcasts ⤵️

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Future Knowledge | The Internet Con

Author and activist Cory Doctorow joins us to discuss The Internet Con, his call to reclaim internet control from Big Tech. From locked-down platfo...

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☀️ Summer online in the late 90s? Disney hoped you’d start at Go․com. It launched in 1998 as a bold web portal strategy to unify Disney’s online presence—ESPN, ABC, Disney—all under one digital roof. But starting in 2001, it was gradually stripped of services & branding. Now it's just directs to a page about the Disney Company. Check out its short life with the #WaybackMachine ➡️

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