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📻 To celebrate College Radio Day, tune in to more than a century of college radio history. In 1906, students at Harvard formed what was described as the first college radio club. By the 1920s, student…
📦 How does the Internet Archive safely pack & ship archival materials? Proper handling matters when you’re moving irreplaceable books & other library materials. Get a rare behind-the-scenes look at th…
The Founders of the ‘New York Times’ Pledged to Cover ‘Every Subject of Public Importance.’ 175 Years Later, the Paper Continues to Publish ‘All the News That’s Fit to Print’ Much has changed since th…
10 Literary Translators on the Art of Translation "Like the ghostwriter, the translator must slip on a second skin." by Emily Temple https://lithub.com/10-literary-translators-on-the-art-of-translatio…
It’s Spooky Season! 👻🎶 All month long, we're sharing spooky treasures from our collections. 🕸️ We’re kicking things off with MYSTERIOUS MOSE, a 1930 cartoon featuring a proto-Betty Boop singing the eer…
The Internet Archive and Better World Books’ “For the Love of Books” campaign runs through October 31. 🏛️📚❤️ Your support helps the Internet Archive preserve books and make knowledge accessible, while s…
The Wayback Machine lets you travel through more than a trillion saved web pages. 🏛️ ‣ Find an old website. ‣ See how a familiar site changed. ‣ Recover something that's disappeared. ‣ Check what a pag…
Distributed Proofreaders (DP) is celebrating their 26 birthday by highlighting "The Pentateuch of Printing" on their blog. "This generously illustrated book covers the history of Western typography an…
Philip Sidney and the Extreme (Dis)graces of the Parenthesis Erasmus called them “little moons” and George Puttenham praised them as “figures of tolerable disorder” (if used not too often “nor too thi…
The “Mutually Confounding” Relationship Between Librarian and Researcher Matthew J. Prigge on Writing His Book With the Help of a Librarian and a Stack of Boxes in the Basement https://lithub.com/the-…
Here's a small thing you can do for the future: 🌐 Find a webpage you care about. 💾 Save it. ✔️ That's it. One saved page becomes part of the web's shared memory. Try it today 👉 http://web.archive.org/ …
Happy International Translation Day! Celebrating an Essential Literary Art. The date was chosen by the United Nations to coincide with the feast of St. Jerome, who translated the Bible into Latin (his…
5 Most Important Works by Elaine de Kooning Elaine de Kooning painted presidents, compared basketball games to works by El Greco, and brought abstract painting back to reality. https://www.thecollecto…
Restricting access to knowledge can have consequences far beyond a single blocked user. 🔒 Publisher Charles Watkinson of University of Michigan Press warns that locking up content can damage the open …
What Gertrude Stein, T. S. Eliot and Joan Didion Really Meant With Their Most Famous Aphorisms Eli Burnstein Traces the Origins of Some of the Most Popular Phrases in Literature https://lithub.com/wha…
Revisiting a Young Isaac Newton by Katie Neith, edited by Robert Egan https://phys.org/news/2026-09-revisiting-young-isaac-newton.html#goog_rewarded Newton's Principia at PG: https://www.gutenberg.org…
What's on your bookshelf that the Internet Archive doesn't have? There's an app for that. Scan a book's barcode or ISBN to see whether the Internet Archive needs it for preservation and digitization. …
Ryley Walker loves the Internet Archive. The singer-songwriter says the Live Music Archive is a “treasure trove that never really stops,” and he welcomes fans and tapers documenting his live shows so …
Remembering Anna May Wong, Hollywood’s First Asian-American Star “Wong provides us with a road map of how to forge ahead even under the most difficult of circumstances.” https://lithub.com/remembering…
