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Wednesday, 23 March 2016 by Piper

webrecorder.io

An “integrated platform for creating high-fidelity web archives while browsing, sharing, and disseminating archived content.”

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  • Rhizome,
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Wednesday, 23 March 2016 by Piper

After VVORK: How (and why) we archived a contemporary art blog

Just came across this 9 February 2015 Rhizome editorial. I’ve browsed VVORK a bit before, but I suppose I hadn’t really thought about it’s status or longevity as an archive.

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Tuesday, 22 March 2016 by Piper

Databases are generally associated less with open-endedness than with the muted horrors of bureaucracy, in which the fear and pain and misery of human experience is reduced to data and evidence.

From An Online Fiction in the Form of a Missing Persons Database, a Rhizome blog article about meltingperson.com
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  • Jasper Spicero,
Thursday, 26 March 2015 by Piper

Digital publishing, unzipped 

Article in Rhizome’s Journal on the zip file as a medium, see also Gauss PDF interview.

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  • mixed media,
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