Browsing the Archive

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July 2023

Browsing the Archive

The Wayback Machine Supports Environmental Research
For Berlin-based researcher Laura Ranca, The Wayback Machine has been imperative to her work—using the tool to research environmental issues, Ranca discovered material that reflects missed early warning signs, including 20-year-old mining reports, video footage, and other documentation used in making the case for climate action. Read how Ranca used the Wayback Machine both to retrieve lost websites and to ensure the research she produces is also preserved online, so future researchers can build on her work.

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The Great 78 Project partners with BGSU’s Music and Sound Archives
This Bowling Green State University (BGSU) Music Library and Bill Schurk Sound Archives is one of the largest collections of popular music at an academic institution in the United States—and they've partnered with the Internet Archive! We will be digitizing over 100,000 discs in one of the largest collections ever processed by the Great 78 Project: a program dedicated to the preservation and dissemination of these records made in the early 20th century. Read more about the partnership on our blog!

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From Our Collections

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Making Concessions
Looking to relive a vintage cinematic experience? Take a look at our Drive-In Movie Ads collection, featuring short advertisements used in drive-in theaters during the 1950s and 1960s. These ads were used to promote snacks, introduce feature films, and signify intermissions. Enjoy the amusing animations and catchy jingles through these visually appealing videos.

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All Dressed Up But Nowhere to Go
Why not take a brief break from your day and revisit the 2000s with our Dress Up Flash Games collection in the Software Library? Create stylish outfits for popular characters such as Alice in Wonderland and My Little Pony, or dive into the collection of mermaid dress-ups for a whimsical experience—just like thousands of Millennial children and teenagers.

What We're Reading

THE NEW YORK TIMES: Saying Goodbye to the Dead. (Again.)

THE ATLANTIC: I Watched Russian Television for Five Days Straight

The GUARDIAN: Streaming: the best films about the atomic bomb

MARKETPLACE: The challenges of archiving the internet (rerun)

PC MAG: How to Watch the Godzilla Movies in Order

BOINGBOING: Internet Archive hosts a treasure trove of lost Lego-building instruction booklets

GOOD E READER: Internet Archive takes action against ebook piracy

KOTTKE: Explore the Graphic Design Treasures of the Internet Archive

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