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A Research infrastructure for the Study of Archived Web materials

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Coordinator of the RESAW network

Niels Brügger, head of NetLab & the Centre for Internet Studies, Aarhus University
nb@cc.au.dk

Stories and News

Peter Webster, Web Historian, UK

The Devil’s music: a review

Interpreting Christian history: a review

The disappearing church in English fiction

‘The swinging Dean peps up the Psalms’: Walter Hussey and Leonard Bernstein’s Chichester Psalms

Michael Ramsey at Lambeth 1968

The archbishop and the playwright

Review: Walter Hussey and the arts

Rediscovering Howard Root: a review

Lecture: Understanding religious networks in the archived web

A vicar in the country

Ian Milligan, Web Historian, Canada

History is Always About Context (or why a history degree equips you to understand the context of a tweet)

New Article: “If These Crawls Could Talk: Studying and Documenting Web Archives Provenance”

New Grant: “Continuing Education to Advance Web Archiving”

Ethics and the Archived Web Presentation: “The Ethics of Studying GeoCities”

New Article: “Ten Simple Rules for Collaborative Lesson Development”

Web Archive Analysis Workshop

We’ve Been Busy! The Archives Unleashed Project in 2017

The Death of Storify, Difficult Alternatives, and the Need to Steward our Data Responsibly

The Archives Unleashed Project: Warcbase is dead, long live the Toolkit

New Article: “Warcbase: Scalable Analytics Infrastructure for Exploring Web Archives”

Web Archives for Historians

Archives Unleashed: A Series of Datathons for Cultural Heritage

What do we need to know about the archived Web?

Interdisciplinary Event Documentation: “The Great WARC Adventure”

From Dataverse to Gephi: Network Analysis on our Data, A Step-by-Step Walkthrough

Web traffic analytics as a historical source

Internet Histories — a new journal

A Tale of Deleted Cities: GeoCities Event at Computer History Museum

Web archive conferences in 2017

CFP: SAGE Handbook of Web History

Born-digital data and methods for history: new research network

RESAW

With a view to promoting the establishing of a collaborative European research infrastructure for the study of archived web materials the RESAW network — A Research Infrastructure for the Study of Archived Web Materials — was established in late 2012.

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