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Internet Archive is a non-profit research library preserving web pages, books, movies & audio for public access. Explore web history via the @waybackmachine.
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    Apr 24
    The web is disappearing 🕳️ According to a Pew Research Center report, 26% of pages from 2013-2023 are no longer accessible. But that’s not the whole story. In a new study published in Internet Archive's book, VANISHING CULTURE, data scientists working with the Wayback Machine
    Infographic titled “URLs Preserved in the Wayback Machine” based on a dataset of 5.4 million URLs. It shows 26% of web pages are dead and 74% are still alive. Of the total, 10% have vanished completely, 18% are endangered (not yet preserved), 16% have been restored through the Wayback Machine, and 56% are preserved. The visual uses a flow-style diagram to show how preservation reduces permanent loss.
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    📖 At just 16 years old, Simone O. Elias wrote PORCELAIN RAGE: A MANIFESTO FOR THE GEN Z WOMAN. Her book explores femininity, culture, history, mental health, and the pressures shaping a generation. Elias chose to publish it as an open-access book, making it FREE through the
    Book cover for "Porcelain Rage: A Manifesto for the Gen Z Woman" by Simone O. Elias. Bold green title text sits on a pink background above an image of a woman's bare legs on a green background, wrapped by a snake coiling from the thigh down to the feet.
    Slide reading "Porcelain Rage: Book Talk with Simone O. Elias & Sonia Mansfield." Includes a photo of Elias leaning against a brick wall in a floral dress, a photo of Mansfield smiling in rhinestone cat-eye glasses, and a pink-toned illustration of a toppling stack of books.
    Event details slide reading: August 4th, doors at 5:30 pm, talk at 6:00 pm, in person at Internet Archive, 300 Funston Ave, SF. Text describes a book talk with Simone O. Elias in conversation with author Sonia Mansfield, discussing "Porcelain Rage: A Manifesto for the Gen Z Woman" and why Elias chose to release it as an open-access book through the Internet Archive rather than a traditional publisher. The Internet Archive lectern icon appears at the bottom, with a pink-toned stack of books in the corner.
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    Jul 30
    🌈 The year is 2010. 🎶 "Always" by Erasure is blasting as you mash the Z key ⌨️ in pursuit of a new high score 🏆 all while living your best sparkly robot unicorn life 🦄✨. While we can't actually time travel 🤖, ROBOT UNICORN ATTACK is still playable thanks to digital
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    Jul 29
    📚 Digital preservation isn't just about the future. Sometimes it's what keeps education going in a crisis. When the pandemic closed schools and libraries, students studying Papiamento needed access to books for their exams. Peter Scholing shares how librarians, authors, and the
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    Jul 28
    📚 Why would an established author bypass a traditional publisher for their second book? At 16, Simone O. Elias chose the open-access route for her book PORCELAIN RAGE: A MANIFESTO FOR THE GEN Z WOMAN, making her reflections on culture and identity free and available to everyone
    Promotional graphic for a "Porcelain Rage" book talk on August 4th, doors at 5:30pm and talk at 6:00pm, held in person at Internet Archive, 300 Funston Ave, SF. The event features Simone O. Elias in conversation with writer and podcaster Sonia Mansfield, discussing why Elias wrote a manifesto for her generation and chose to release it as an open access book through the Internet Archive rather than a traditional publisher. The graphic includes photos of both authors, a stack of books, the Internet Archive lectern icon, and the pink-and-green Porcelain Rage cover art.
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