Spain has blocked Archive today and six of its mirror domains, cutting off access to a popular website used to save copies of webpages and preservation The service lets users take snapshots of websites and access them later, even if the original page gets deleted or changed. It’s often used by journalists, researchers and people who want to preserve information online. The block was ordered through Spain’s Intellectual Property Commission under the country’s copyright enforcement system. Authorities claim the service facilitates access to copyrighted material. The affected domains include archivetoday, archiveis, archiveph, archiveli, archivemd, archivefo and archivevn.