Program for Wednesday, June 19th: Talk View

PROGRAM FOR WEDNESDAY, JUNE 19TH: TALK VIEW

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08:45-09:30 Registration

09:30-10:00 Welcome to The Web that Was

10:00-11:00 Keynote: Olia Lialina

11:30-11:50

Rogue sites, how Netart sneaked into the museum

Patricia Falcao, Lucy Bayley

11:50-12:10

Platform curating: A brief history of networked strategies and their entanglement with web

Marialaura Ghidini

12:10-12:30

Preservation of Net Art through ‘Networks of Care’: A round-robin conversation about its challenges and

Annet Dekker, Karin de Wild

11:30-11:50

A Place to Rest: BBS Communities and the Early Web

Kevin Driscoll

11:50-12:10

Missing the Old YouTube: Collective Nostalgia for Platforms Past

Rachel Berryman

12:10-12:30

Craigslist and platform politics of the 1990s

Jessa Lingel

11:30-11:50

Unearthing the Belgian web of the 1990’s: a digitised reconstruction

Chambers, Di Pretoro, Geeraert, Haesendonck, Mechant, Vlassenroot

11:50-12:10

Digging into Big Web Archive Data: The Development of the Danish Web 2006- 2015

Niels Brügger, Janne Nielsen, Ditte Laursen

12:10-12:30

Giving with one hand, taking with the other: e-legal deposit, web archives and researcher access

Jane Winters

11:30-11:50

Where did that #snapstory and #instastory go? The role of YouTube as a cultural archive of ephemeral social

Ariadna Matamoros Fernandez, Amy Johnson

11:50-12:10

On the preservation of apps and app data

Amelia Acker

12:10-12:30

Remember Vine? The Web Vernacular Between Remembrance and Preservation

Marek Jancovic

14:00-15:15

Unknown Histories of The Russian Local Web

Anya Shchetvina, Polina Kolozaridi, Lenya Yuldashev

14:00-14:20

Occupying the Archive: Implications of the digital revolution for historical research

Angela Woodall

14:20-14:40

Screens in struggles. Memories of social movements on French Web-TV since the late 1990s

Sophie Gebeil, Zeynep Pehlivan

14:40-15:00

“‘Healthy people have bad days, too’: Narratives of AIDS and HIV on GeoCities”

Sarah McTavish

14:00-14:20

Infomaré and Superinfovia; the sea and the highway: Brazilian imagination and the early commercial

German Alfonso Nunez

14:20-14:40

‘This is not how we imagined it’: Technological Affordances, Economic Drivers and the Internet Architecture

Niels ten Oever

14:40-15:00

Governing the Commercial Internet: Multistakeholder Influences on Clinton Era Governance of the Global

Meghan Grosse

14:00-14:20

Lowering the Barrier to Access: The Archives Unleashed Cloud Project

Nick Ruest, Ian Milligan

14:20-14:40

Supporting Computational Research on Historical Web Collections

Jefferson Bailey

15:30-15:50

Digital Utopianism and Network Music: The Rise and Fall of the Res Rocket Surfer band

Christopher Haworth

15:50-16:10

Bugs: viral thinking in the early internet

Cait McKinney, Dylan Mulvin

16:10-16:30

The Evolution of Parafictions in Contemporary Media Art 1998-2018

Rebecca Smith

15:30-15:50

Public personal documents: tracing trajectories of the first Polish bloggers’ digital identities

Michal Wanke

15:50-16:10

The Misconstrual of Block Quotation: A Web Stratigraphy

Rudolf Ammann

16:10-16:30

‘The web is not print’: tracing historical influences on changing web coding practices

Derren Wilson, Raheel Nawaz, Oliver Kayas, Darren Dancey, Kristopher Welch

15:30-16:45

Analysing and reconstructing the Internet and Web of the 1990s: A round table

Schafer, Brügger, Tréguer, Milligan, Lovink, Stevenson, Pétin

15:30-16:45

Analysing and archiving the web presence of migrant communities in the web archives of the Netherlands and the

Naomi Wells, Saskia Huc-Hepher, Kees Teszelszky

17:00-18:15 Keynote: Fred Turner

11:00-11:30 Coffee Break

12:45-14:00 Lunch break