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A Research infrastructure for the Study of Archived Web materials

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Peter Webster, Web Historian, UK

New podcast: Eric Mascall and the purpose of the theologian

Michael Ramsey and the law on abortion

Book review: The Life and Times of Stephen Neill

Poet of church and state: rereading C. H. Sisson

Michael Ramsey and the Lambeth Conference

Book review: In the long shadow of the Third Reich

Iris and the Christians: what did the British churches make of Murdoch, 1954 – c1983

New article: Eric Mascall and the responsibility of the theologian in England, 1962-1977

New article: Digital archaeology in the Web of links: reconstructing a late-1990s Web sphere

George Bell, Walter Hussey and Christian support of refugee artists in England, 1943-58

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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