Atchison Village WiFi Project
Atchison Village located in Richmond, California is a pilot community for the Internet Archive Community Wireless project. Here, several residents in the community wish to access the free internet bandwidth […]
Atchison Village located in Richmond, California is a pilot community for the Internet Archive Community Wireless project. Here, several residents in the community wish to access the free internet bandwidth […]
By Mai Ishikawa Sutton and Nicolás Pace The design and development of most network technologies remains in the hands of the few. In light of this, the right to privacy […]
By Michelle Swanson, an educator and national educational specialist from Eugene, OR While education leaders and classroom teachers have discussed the growing issue of the Digital Divide for years, its […]
by Theron Cosgrave, an educational specialist in school redesign and teacher training Almost three months of pandemic-inspired school closures have made one thing painfully clear for educators: distance learning is […]
Have you seen these gorgeous library backgrounds you can use to pretend you’re amongst the smell of of old books and hushed page turning? When I saw them I got […]
This is a guest post by Lawrence Wilkinson and Richard Whitt summarizing a conversation they led at the 2018 Decentralized Web Summit on the topic of the language and terminology […]
The Internet Archive’s mission is universal access to knowledge. For us, that access happens over the Internet. In many places, there are two or few providers of fast Internet access, […]
As a free service to Richmond residents, the Internet Archive has installed a 70 foot tower on its physical archive building in Richmond California to offer free and fast Internet […]
We are excited to join the Electronic Frontier Foundation and other open-minded organizations in the Open Wireless Movement. We have long believed that there should be many and low-cost options […]