Program for Friday, April 4th: Talk View

BDCAM25: BORN-DIGITAL COLLECTIONS, ARCHIVES AND MEMORY

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PROGRAM FOR FRIDAY, APRIL 4TH: TALK VIEW

Days:

View: with abstracts session overview

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10:30

11:00

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16:00

09:45-10:05

Was There a Disk Magazine in Your Future?

Torsten Roeder

10:05-11:00

Born Digital Remains: Creative Micro-computing in Australia, 1976-92”

Melanie Swalwell, Cynde Moya

11:00-11:20

Digitising Electronic Publications for Folk Archives: A case study of teletext in the United Kingdom

Simon Rowberry

11:20-11:40

Web Contracts and/as Digital-born data

Kaspar Beelen, Katherine A Ireland, Tim R Samples

09:45-10:05

Digitally Preserving the Asylum Archive in the Digital Repository of Ireland: a record of Ireland’s Direct Provision

Kevin Long, Noelia Romero

10:05-11:00

Critical approaches to digitally preserving living community knowledge, a case study from the Endangered Material Knowledge

Paula Granados

11:00-11:20

Born-digital sport collections in China: status quo and concerns

Conghui Fang, Minghua Li

11:20-11:40

Heritage in time of emergency: digital born formats from crisis to cultural resilience via the MNEMONIC

Giulia Mezzalama, Rosa Tamborrino

09:45-10:05

Turath Falastini: Exploring the Impact of Born-Digital Invocations of Palestinian Heritage on

Andrea Stanton

10:05-10:25

Archiving TikTok: Exploring the Challenges to the Preservation of Emerging Social Platforms

Beatrice Cannelli

10:25-10:45

Collecting and preserving algorithmic folklore

Gabriele de Seta

09:45-11:45

Born-Digital Collections, Archives, History and Memory of CD-ROMS

V. Schafer, S. Camarda, F. Pailler, B. Thierry, A. Volynskaya

12:00-13:00 Lunch

13:00-13:20

Community-Driven Digital Heritage Projects at the Klezmer Institute

Christina Crowder

13:20-13:40

Digital Deposit Decision-Making: The Future Audiences Decision Model

Somaya Langley

13:40-14:00

Creating Useable Pasts in Refugee History through Living Archive Methodologies in Support for the Inclusion of Refugee Voices: Born Digital Archives and the Documenting Chile Archive, A Case

Paul Dudman

13:00-13:20

Digitally Inheriting the 1947 Partition: Digital Archives, Postmemory and Contemporary Partition

Arna Dirghangi

13:20-13:40

Distant Reading of Latin American Digital Literature Databases

Isabelle Gribomont, Nohelia Meza

13:40-14:00

Genetic Criticism and The Born-Digital Manuscripts of Kalle Päätalo

Veijo Pulkkinen

13:00-13:20

Inside and Outside the Storyworld: Double-Situatedness of the Reader/Player and Two-fold Memory Transmission in Electronic

Gayathri T

13:20-13:40

On the born-digital turn in oral history: recharting and reimagining the cultural circuit?

Julianne Nyhan, Andrew Flinn

13:00-14:30

Taking a global perspective: Who can actually discover and access born digital collections

M. Seyfeddinipur, A. Sengupta, S. Sagna, N. Thieberger, V. Vapnarsky

14:50-16:00 Plenary Conversation

14:30-14:50 Coffee Break

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