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Internet Archive Europe, a Dutch non-profit research library, is building collections and tools to bring them to life. Working with libraries, museums, and archives, we share these tools and collections to further everyone’s services.

Early morning mist over the campsite
Three people on a stage discussing distributed protocols
Welcome to DWeb camp
Forest at the campsite
Three people smile at the camera standing in front of the “Facebook Museum”
A man in a suit and slacks stands in front of the Next Nature museum which is shaped like a UFO
Public Domain Day in the Netherlands in the Academy Building in Leiden University
A woman speaks in front of a screen showing DWeb Camp
A woman stands in front of a podium with a laptop and speaks into a microphone. A screen showing slides is behind her.
A woman stands in front a podium with a screen behind her preparing for a presentation.
Brewster Kahle stands in front of a brick wall with two screens and an audience listens in front of him
A crowd sits in the Internet Archive Headquarters in Amsterdam ready for the program to start.
Two men sit in front of an audience. Two monitors are hung on the brick wall behind them. There is a QR code for crowdfunding of bonfire maintenance.
Two men stand in front of the Internet Archive Europe Headquarters in Amsterdam.
A man stands at a podium with a screen behind him, and speaks to the audience sitting in the room in front of him.
A man and a woman stand in front of the Internet Archive Europe stand at FOSDEM in Brussels
Seven Wiki NL Owl ready for presentation
The interior of a gothic church lit in purple light with a stage by the altar and seats set up for the audience.
A screenshot of a tapestry of "The Internet Archive's 2025 Public Domain Day Film Remix Contest" We’re thrilled to unveil the creativity of our top three winners and three honorable mentions in this year’s Public Domain Day Film Remix Contest. These remarkable films not only reimagined and transformed public domain works but also demonstrated the boundless potential of remixing creative works to create something new. Watch the winning entries, honorable mentions and all 140 submissions below. Renowned film archivist Rick Prelinger returned to lead the jury, comprised of film professionals and enthusiasts including Simone Elias, Lara Gabrielle, BZ Petroff, and Theo Unkrich, offering insightful commentary on each selection and its standout qualities. All the films are available in the 2025 Public Domain Day Film Remix Contest collection at the Internet Archive.
A screenshot of the "tapestry" collection entitled: "Public Domain Day 2026: Celebrating the Lesser Known at the Internet Archive" On January 1st people celebrate the books entering the public domain after their copyrights expire. This year, that means books published in 1930. Unsurprisingly people focus on the "famous" titles which this year include As I Lay Dying, The Maltese Falcon, four Nancy Drew titles and Freud's Civilization and Its Discontents. I sense that people read the lists and check-off the ones they've heard of, but rarely do more. So, I thought it might be interesting to dig a little deeper. Not only is it fun to explore the relatively unknown, I think there's a lot to be learned by looking at the ways our forebears looked at the world 95 years ago. Public Domain Day is celebrated all over the western world but each country or region has different copyright periods so the newly arrived titles are not the same. This collection is all U.S. based and all the books displayed here are from the Internet Archive. Have Fun Exploring!
360 view of Bob Stein’s talk. He stands at a podium and the audience watches his talk and the screen.
Bob Stein presents “The Future has a Right to the Past”.
Internet Archive Europe banner next to a table with some stickers
A video with music overlay about the World Digital Preservation Day event at the Internet Archive Europe Headquarters in AMS on November 6, 2025 showcasing the "Internet Phone Book"
A man in a yellow shirt stands at a podium in front of a group of people sitting in chairs and presenting on a large screen.
“The future has a right to the past!”
Schwag table full of stickers and cards. Our Future Memory campaign cards and Internet Archive stickers and many others are shown.
Two women smiling and facing the camera. Left - she holds “Internet Archive Wayback Machine” sticker and in the right she holds up “Internet Archive Europe” business card
AM WIKI CONFERENCE GLAMS & Web Archiving: Planning for the future, protecting the past Jamie Flood (User: JamieF) Scholarly Communication Librarian, Assistant Professor Butler Unnerly IndunapolIN, USA Wikimedians of Indians User Group October 30, 2025
Two people stand in front of an auditorium and behind screens at the beginning of GLAM Wiki in Lisbon Portugal. 🇵🇹
A man enthusiastically smiles with his laptop in the air showing he added the address of Internet Archive Europe to Open Street Map
Video of two men putting the physical address of Internet Archive Europe on to Open Street Map.
Three people going up an escalator in the Danish Public Library. They have turned around to face the camera and are smiling.
Screenshot of an interactive collage of the announcement of 2178 Occult Books Now Digitized & Online Thanks to the Ritman Library and Da Vinci Code Author Dan Brown
A man with an Internet Archive t-shirt speaks on stage with a WHY2025 logo on the podium.
Five people sitting around a wooden table under a green shade tent. Two men on the left and a woman and two men on the right.
Two people standing in front of a stage smiling at the camera.
Mate gourd, bombilla and thermos tucked into the crook of a man’s arm.
A woman in a cap stands next to a man with glasses and dyed red hair, they are smiling at the camera.
Full moon over a campsite with tents and fairy lights.
Two people at a camp look and smile at the camera with green grass and tents in the background.
Screenshot of the website "Our Future Memory" Protecting the Past to Power the Future The Digital Rights Statement aims to safeguard the essential digital activities of libraries, archives, and museums (collectively referred to as “memory institutions”). It urges policymakers and communities to ensure these institutions retain the same rights and responsibilities online that they have historically held offline.
Five people on a panel discussion about “AI for the Public Good” with logo “Internet Archive Europe” behind them.
Four men stand next to each other in a lecture hall. The first man is holding a green copper owl. The Internet Archive Europe logo is displayed on a screen behind the men.
Group photo of everyone who came to the meetup of the Internet Archive Europe in Amsterdam.
Two men Brewster and Pedro standing in front of a fireplace and mirror smiling and facing the camera.
Brewster gave a talk in front of a group of people at a cafe in Amsterdam.