In discussing where we went wrong, a panel of luminaries, including Vint Cerf and the Internet Archive's Brewster Kahle, sees three Cs: centralization, copyright, and competition.

The Internet Archive this week marks a once-in-a-generation achievement under the banner “The Web We’ve Built: Celebrating 1 ...

Learn how to fix the EPUB processing error in Google Play Books by converting EPUB 3 to EPUB 2 using the Calibre application on Linux.

Britney Spears dropped a new video to Instagram on Friday, October 31, showing off a free-spirited dance routine in her ...

Reports circulating in media outlets and on social media in October 2025 allege that the Vatican has opened a prayer room for ...

Microsoft announced that the preview feature is now disabled in Windows’s File Explorer for files downloaded from the ...

With a grant from the Louisiana Board of Regents, the Louisiana Digital Library aims to keep preserving historic archives ...

Step inside Ohio’s Brumback Library in Van Wert, where castle-like architecture, rich history, and storybook charm make ...

NanaZip is a fork of the popular software 7-Zip,which allows you to create, open, or modify archive files. It offers a modern ...

In 1938, as concerns of censorship rose worldwide, Des Moines Public Library Director Forrest Spaulding penned the words that would become the "Library Bill of Rights." The first tenet states: "Books ...

Thanks to a $1.6M Mellon grant, Fisk University has launched a digital portal of vital Black education history now available ...

CLEVELAND, Ohio – Research doesn’t have to be relegated solely to libraries, the internet or a few books. Sometimes it can be a dead end. And in the case of cemetery research, that’s not a bad thing.