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News articles are an incredibly important source of historical information. Online media and interactive pieces are much more at risk of breaking or disappearing, at least in theory. Well, it’…
This paper describes how born digital primary sources could be used to reconstruct the recent history of scientific institutions. The case study is an analysis of the first 25 years online of the...
You shouldn't necessarily rely on the platforms and apps you are using to live stream to save your content, whether you're broadcasting from Facebook or Periscope. We share tips for alternative s...
Facebook wants us to share our lives, but what about broadcasting death? | Technology | The Guardian
Facebook’s live streaming video allows people to broadcast life – and death – for the world to see, raising a new and complex set of ethical questions
Archivists are figuring out which pieces of artists’ digital lives to preserve alongside letters, sketchbooks, and scribbled-on napkins.
When we first got started on Documenting the Now a few months ago Yvonne Ng raised an interesting use case of archiving video cited in…
Preserving online media is a growing logistical and ethical question. But doing so may completely transform the way we remember the past.
If you’re interested in how Facebook works as a personal archiving tool or want to teach a class about it, this post’s for you!
One of the highest priorities for the DocNow project is to address the ethical issues around the collection, preservation, and sharing of…
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On Sunday (May 1), with no explanation, all of the postings on the U.K. band’s Twitter and Facebook accounts had been deleted, and its website had gone completely white.
This paper describes how born digital primary sources could be used to reconstruct the recent history of scientific institutions. The case study is an analysis of the first 25 years online of the...
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