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Join the Electronic Frontier Foundation in honoring the heroes of digital freedom at the 2025 EFF Awards! 
Celebrate the innovators, activists, and technologists shaping a better digital future.
Wed, Sept 10
6:00 PM PT reception (awards at 7:30, post-mingle at 8:30)
SF Design Center Galleria — 101 Henry Adams St, SF
️ https://www.eff.org/event/eff-awards-2025
A vital record of Black life on the Mississippi Gulf Coast is now online.
The Mississippi Star, digitized by Hancock County Library System Community Webs, preserves local voices, culture, & civil rights stories.
Accessible to everyone, these issues now live on the web we built. 
Learn more on our blog 
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https://blog.archive.org/2025/09/03/local-voices-lasting-impact-digitizing-a-community-magazine-in-hancock-county-mississippi/
The web connects us so deeply, we hardly notice. Now, with 1 trillion pages archived, the Wayback Machine helps us understand how online and offline blur—shrinking distance and creating friendships, love, and community that feel right next door.
Share how the web connects you ️
https://blog.archive.org/2025/07/01/wayback-machine-to-hit-once-in-a-generation-milestone-this-october-one-trillion-web-pages-archived/
The Chuck Tingle #booktalk is sold out!
Still want a signed copy of his chilling new novel LUCKY DAY? Order online with The Booksmith in San Francisco. In-store pick-up & shipping available. Orders must be submitted by Aug 31.
Get it here 
️ https://www.booksmith.com/book/9781250398659
What's the closest thing to digital time travel? The #WaybackMachine.
With a trillion pages archived, the web’s history is preserved for research, verification, and public access.
Tell us why the Wayback Machine is important to you: https://blog.archive.org/2025/07/01/wayback-machine-to-hit-once-in-a-generation-milestone-this-october-one-trillion-web-pages-archived/
#Wayback1T #digitalpreservation #webhistory #opensource @internetarchive