Archived Web, what’s the problem?

RESAWArchived Web, what’s the problem? Web archives, digital research infrastructure, and the development of a nation’s web

Organization:
IHC – Digital Humanities and Historical Research and Project ROSSIO
FCCN – Arquivo da Web Portuguesa

Speaker:
Niels Brügger (Aarhus University, the Centre for Internet Studies, and NetLab) – CV

Abstract:
This presentation will introduce some of the basic characteristics of archived web, compared to digital collections and with this as a stepping stone some of the consequences for the scholarly use of archived web are debated. Then follows a brief introduction to the Danish national research infrastructure for internet studies, NetLab, as well as to the European network of RESAW (http://resaw.eu/), an acronym for ‘A Research infrastructure for the Study of Archived Web materials’, which is a collaboration between leading European web archives, including the Portuguese Web Archive, and research communities studying the archives. Finally, a newly started research project is briefly introduced, namely ‘Probing a Nation’s Web Domain: the Development of the Danish Web 2005-2015’

Place and time:
FCSH-UNL, Av. de Berna 26-C, room 606 (6th floor Tower B)
November 11, 2014; 11 am

IHC FCSH

AWP FCT


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Daniel Alves (November 5, 2014). Archived Web, what’s the problem? Digital Humanities and History. Retrieved June 22, 2025 from https://doi.org/10.58079/nkud


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