In the future, browsers should indicate to websites that humans – or authorized AI agents – are responsible for the traffic.

Eager to revisit some of the delights of the not-so-wayback? Prepare to celebrate, old-school, at the museum event.

The form of media oppression then and now is not much different. Both seek to suppress press freedom. The difference is that ...

That is exactly what is happening to the RPG Maker forums, and people are rightfully angry about it. Gotcha Gotcha Games, the ...

Papa John's said in its first quarter earnings report on May 7 that it had closed 44 stores between Dec. 28, 2025 and March 29, 2026. The brand closed 44 restaurants in North America, including five ...

The Internet Archive is a vital resource that has helped the search for truth in more than one global event, writes Anthony ...

A measure called the CLARITY Act, backed by the crypto industry, seeks to bring order to what some say is a haphazard ...

Back in the early 2000s, in a dental clinic waiting room in Kochi, a young doctor was quietly experimenting with ideas that ...

Most internet users have probably encountered a dead link at some point. A news article disappears, a company removes an old announcement, or a website shuts down entirely. In many cases, the Wayback ...

According to Cloudflare's estimates, almost 60% of all Internet traffic worldwide is generated by automated scripts, including traditional crawlers, search indexers, malware bots, and now AI agents.

There is a particular irony in a publication deleting its own past. For nearly 30 years, the Internet Archive’s Wayback Machine has done the quiet, unglamorous work that newsroom archives and library ...

In January, Nieman Lab broke the story that major news publishers — including The New York Times, The Guardian, and USA Today Co. — had started blocking the Internet Archive due to concerns that AI ...