The Internet Archive, which keeps historical records of Web pages, is creating a new backup center in Canada, citing concerns about surveillance following the US presidential election of Donald Trump.

The Internet Archive's San Francisco offices caught fire Wednesday morning, damaging and destroying some office equipment -- but for now, the collections of Web history appear safe, San Francisco ...

The Internet Archive is working to produce a full assessment of the damaged and destroyed materials; meanwhile, it is continuing its scanning efforts at an alternate location.

The Internet Archive, a U.S.-based non-profit which has been building a repository of the web's history over the past 20 years, announced November 29, that it would be fundraising to help keep the ...

The digital library's website was defaced earlier this month with a message boasting its theft of Internet Archive users' sensitive records. The nonprofit said it's working to bolster security.

The Internet Archive has finally recovered from a devastating series of cyberattacks last month with all its main sites and services back up and running. Only a few ancillary features are still ...

The Internet Archive says it saves 300 million webpages per week, and its plans to build a copy of this information in Canada will cost millions. It's asking for donations to help cover the costs ...

The Internet Archive, the nonprofit that runs the Wayback Machine, suffered from a catastrophic hack exposing the details of 31 million users. A pop-up warns of a system hack.

“The safety and integrity of the Internet Archive’s data and patrons remain our top priorities,” the Internet Archive’s director of library services Chris Freeland said in an emailed ...

The Great 78 Project also isn't eligible for safe harbor from the Music Modernization Act, the labels alleged. ... The Internet Archive plans to appeal the book publishers' case.

In the great room, where the tour ends, hundreds of colorful, handmade clay statues line the walls. They represent the Internet Archive’s employees, Kahle’s quirky way of immortalizing his circle.