If you’re here because of the link on Quinn DuPont’s AGRIPPA Challenge, you might be interested in “‘No Round Trip’: Two New Primary Sources for AGRIPPA,” which details the recovery of an hour of bootleg footage from the 1992 launch in New York City as well as a bitstream image/emulation of the original software.
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- Mechanisms: New Media and the Forensic Imagination Blog in support of my 2008 book from the MIT Press
- MGK Legacy blog (Feb. 2003-Sept. 2009)
- Play the Past Group blog on meaningful play and cultural heritage
- Tracking the Literary History of Word Processing Tumblr for my book in progress
- Zone of Influence Game studies hobby blog (mostly tabletop)
By Me
- Approaches to Managing and Collecting Born-Digital Literary Materials for Scholarly Use 12,000-word white paper from an NEH-funded project I directed
- Bookscapes: Modeling Books in Electronic Space HCIL short paper, 2008
- Choreographing the Dance of the Vampires Tom Clancy’s Red Storm Rising as Procedural Fiction
- Digital Forensics and Born-Digital Content in Cultural Heritage Collections A report published by CLIR.
- Digital Materiality: Preserving Access to Computers as Complete Environments Refereed paper from iPres 2009 proceedings
- Distant Mirrors and the LAMP MLA Presidential Forum, 2013
- Hello Worlds Why humanities students should learn to program
- No Round Trip: Two New Primary Sources for AGRIPPA Essay describing recovery of lost vidoe footage and emulation of the original software
- Preserving Virtual Worlds Final Report Multi-authored project report.
- What is Digital Humanities? Article that appeared in the Association of Departments of English Bulletin 150 (2010).
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- Digital Forensics and Cultural Heritage CNI Fall Membership Meeting, December 2010
- How Has Technology Changed Writing and Literature University of Colorado Boulder, 2012 (requires SilverLight)
- Plucking Fluxes: Media Archaeology of the Floppy Disk Media Archaelogy event at NYU, March 2013
- Software Studies as Preservation SoftWhere, UC San Diego, 2008
- The .txtual Condition Why Books? Radcliffe Institute, 2010 [starting ~37:00]
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- Department of English Associate Professor of English, University of Maryland
- Digital Cultures and Creativity Director, Digital Cultures and Creativity, a new Living/Learning Honors Program at the University of Maryland
- Electronic Literature Organization Vice President, Electronic Literature Organization
- Human-Computer Interaction Lab Affiliate Faculty, Human-Computer Interaction Lab
- Maryland Institute for Technology in the Humanities (MITH) Associate Director, Maryland Institute for Technology in the Humanities (MITH)
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