Remediation, Repurposing, and Preservation: Networked Archives of Digital Lives

Update: 2020-11-26

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Laurie McNeill on ‘Remediation, Repurposing, and Preservation: Networked Archives of Digital Lives’; keynote lecture, 8 June 2017, at IABA Europe Conference; considers social media sites as new forms of archive, exemplifying new forms of curatorship

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Remediation, Repurposing, and Preservation: Networked Archives of Digital Lives

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Remediation, Repurposing, and Preservation: Networked Archives of Digital Lives

King's College London

Remediation, Repurposing, and Preservation: Networked Archives of Digital Lives