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A Research infrastructure for the Study of Archived Web materials
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Newsletter

The RESAW Newsletter informs about RESAW’s activities, it was published two times, and it was publicly available for everyone who wanted to subscribe to it, not only participants in RESAW.

Previous Newsletters

RESAW Newsletter 01, April 2014

RESAW Newsletter 02, September 2014

Stories and News

Peter Webster, Web Historian, UK

At home in the King’s Cottage

In praise of the edited collection

Perfectibility and grace in the New Town

New DPC guidance note on researcher use of the archived Web

On joining the crowdfunding revolution

Research data management and Web archive studies: a missing piece

The fame of C.S. Lewis: a review

Conversations in print: Anglican theology and the edited collection

Michael Ramsey and national days of prayer

Digital archaeology in the web of links: reconstructing a late Nineties web sphere

Ian Milligan, Web Historian, Canada

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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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