What the Hachette v. Internet Archive decision means for our library:

What the Hachette v. Internet Archive Decision Means for Our Library | Internet Archive Blogs

#DigitalRightsForLibraries

“When people want to listen to music they go to Spotify. When people want to study sound recordings as they were originally created, they go to libraries like the Internet Archive. Both are needed. There shouldn’t be conflict here.” - @npub1fl6v...kwvj Read our full statement about the recording industry lawsuit against our library:

Internet Archive Responds to Recording Industry Lawsuit Targeting Obsolete Media | Internet Archive Blogs

🪡 Join lacemaker Mary Mangan and the New England Lace Group as they unravel the intricate history of Ipswich lace using materials from our library ▶️

Weaving Together the Story of Historic Lace Using the Internet Archive | Internet Archive Blogs

#EmpoweringResearch

📚🏛️ Want to contribute to the preservation of knowledge? 🌐📦 Learn everything about donating physical items to the Internet Archive in our comprehensive FAQ guide! Help us build a digital archive for future generations 👉

Frequently Asked Questions – Internet Archive Help Center

🔊 #OnThisDay in 1957, New York radio station WQXR aired a 10+ minute recording of then-Senator John F. Kennedy reciting the Declaration of Independence in full. Listen to this captivating piece of history ▶️

Internet Archive

The Declaration of independence : Free Download, Borrow, and Streaming : Internet Archive

The declaration of independence-Read by John F. Kennedy July 4 1957

#July4 #IndependenceDay #JFK