This talk will examine the value of archival knowledge in
crafting research methodologies for the study of digital
cultures. By bringing archival preservation and historical
analysis into closer conversation with one another, James Hodges
highlights new media formats of growing concern to practitioners,
as well as methods for analysis with underutilized value to
researchers. Case studies are drawn from several overlapping
projects, including Hodges’ work on computer history, algorithmic
accountability, and public health.
The recording will be posted here as soon as it is
available.