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Internet Archive Hit By "Catastrophic" Attack, 31 Million Passwords Stolen
A pro-Palestinian hacktivist has claimed responsibility for a major cyberattack on the Internet Archive, exposing the personal data of 31 million users.
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Google Search Results Will Now Show Archived Web Pages via Wayback Machine
Google search results will now include the historical context of links, providing information about recently updated web pages, the company announced on Wednesday. This initiative is part of a collaboration between the Mountain View-based tech giant and the Internet Archive’s Wayback Machine, which displays the website exactly how it looked on a ...
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Internet Archive Violated Copyrights With Digital Book Lending, US Judge Rules
The Internet Archive, a non-profit organization that operates an online library, violated the copyrights of four major US publishers, a U.S. judge ruled on Friday. While many of the books scanned and lent to readers were in the public domain, 3.6 million are protected by valid copyrights, and the publishers sued the non-profit in 2020 over 127 book...
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Internet Archive Sued by Publishers Over Scanning of Books
Four of the US' biggest publishers have sued a digital library for copyright infringement, alleging that the Internet Archive has illegally offered more than a million scanned works to the public, including such favourites as Toni Morrison's Song of Solomon, Malcolm Gladwell's Blink, and Cormac McCarthy's The Road.
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Internet Archive Opens National Emergency Library, Offers 1.4 Million Copyright E-Books for Free
The National Emergency Library has been opened by Internet Archive at a time when billions of people in the world are stuck indoors to keep COVID-19 pandemic at bay. These people cannot physically access a library during the shutdown. The launch of this digital library can prove to be of great help for such students and researchers who can access m...
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Indian ISPs Blocking Access to Internet Archive
It remains unclear why DoT has ordered access to Internet Archive to be canned.
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Internet Archive's Wayback Machine Adds Keyword Search as a Beta Feature
The Wayback Machine feature lets you search for an archived website's main page, although it does not have the capacity to enable searches for specific webpages on that site.
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Internet Archive Wants to Backup Its Data in Canada Fearing Donald Trump's Administration
The San Francisco-based Internet Archive, which is a digital library that is home to billions of archived web pages, has announced that it plans to move its data to Canada.
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Play Over 2,000 Amiga Games in Your Browser for Free
After letting you play MS-DOS and Windows 3.1 games in your browser, the Internet Archive has made it possible to play over 2,000 games from the Amiga range of computers for free.
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You Can Now Play Over 1,000 Windows 3.1 Games in Your Browser
The games collection is part of a wider release by the non-profit Internet Archive.
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Game Over for Playing Video Games on Twitter
Doing so is against its terms of service and Twitter has disabled the ability to embed MS-DOS games from the Internet Archive.
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Play Classic MS-DOS Video Games on Twitter
Yes, you read right. Tweets now support embedding of playable MS-DOS games.
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The Internet Archive adds all US TV news programming since 2009
Inspired by a pillar of antiquity, the Library of Alexandria, Brewster Kahle has a grand vision for the Internet Archive.
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Internet archive shows Sept. 11 coverage
The Internet Archive, that collects audio, moving images and Web pages for historical purposes, has put together a television news archive of September 11 attacks
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Internet Archive Hit By "Catastrophic" Attack, 31 Million Passwords Stolen
A pro-Palestinian hacktivist has claimed responsibility for a major cyberattack on the Internet Archive, exposing the personal data of 31 million users.
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Google Search Results Will Now Show Archived Web Pages via Wayback Machine
Google search results will now include the historical context of links, providing information about recently updated web pages, the company announced on Wednesday. This initiative is part of a collaboration between the Mountain View-based tech giant and the Internet Archive’s Wayback Machine, which displays the website exactly how it looked on a ...
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Internet Archive Violated Copyrights With Digital Book Lending, US Judge Rules
The Internet Archive, a non-profit organization that operates an online library, violated the copyrights of four major US publishers, a U.S. judge ruled on Friday. While many of the books scanned and lent to readers were in the public domain, 3.6 million are protected by valid copyrights, and the publishers sued the non-profit in 2020 over 127 book...
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Internet Archive Sued by Publishers Over Scanning of Books
Four of the US' biggest publishers have sued a digital library for copyright infringement, alleging that the Internet Archive has illegally offered more than a million scanned works to the public, including such favourites as Toni Morrison's Song of Solomon, Malcolm Gladwell's Blink, and Cormac McCarthy's The Road.
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Internet Archive Opens National Emergency Library, Offers 1.4 Million Copyright E-Books for Free
The National Emergency Library has been opened by Internet Archive at a time when billions of people in the world are stuck indoors to keep COVID-19 pandemic at bay. These people cannot physically access a library during the shutdown. The launch of this digital library can prove to be of great help for such students and researchers who can access m...
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Indian ISPs Blocking Access to Internet Archive
It remains unclear why DoT has ordered access to Internet Archive to be canned.
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Internet Archive's Wayback Machine Adds Keyword Search as a Beta Feature
The Wayback Machine feature lets you search for an archived website's main page, although it does not have the capacity to enable searches for specific webpages on that site.
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Internet Archive Wants to Backup Its Data in Canada Fearing Donald Trump's Administration
The San Francisco-based Internet Archive, which is a digital library that is home to billions of archived web pages, has announced that it plans to move its data to Canada.
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Play Over 2,000 Amiga Games in Your Browser for Free
After letting you play MS-DOS and Windows 3.1 games in your browser, the Internet Archive has made it possible to play over 2,000 games from the Amiga range of computers for free.
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You Can Now Play Over 1,000 Windows 3.1 Games in Your Browser
The games collection is part of a wider release by the non-profit Internet Archive.
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Game Over for Playing Video Games on Twitter
Doing so is against its terms of service and Twitter has disabled the ability to embed MS-DOS games from the Internet Archive.
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Play Classic MS-DOS Video Games on Twitter
Yes, you read right. Tweets now support embedding of playable MS-DOS games.
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The Internet Archive adds all US TV news programming since 2009
Inspired by a pillar of antiquity, the Library of Alexandria, Brewster Kahle has a grand vision for the Internet Archive.
-
Internet archive shows Sept. 11 coverage
The Internet Archive, that collects audio, moving images and Web pages for historical purposes, has put together a television news archive of September 11 attacks
