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Tijdschrift voor Mediageschiedenis
ISSN 2213-7653 · Netherlands Institute for Sound and Vision · 727 artikel di indeks
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Finding the ‘Magic’ in Programming Games: A Critical Digital Humanities Approach to Studying Video Game Code
The digital humanities encompass large-scale computational methods, the digitisation of historical sources but also critical approaches to all things digital. This paper takes a humanities-based approach to researching historical video game source code, examining how cultural meanings become…
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Media Archaeology Meets Digital Humanities: Global Trajectories, Methodological Frictions, and Contact Zones after the Computational Turn
This editorial to the special issue ‘Media Archaeology 2.0: Rethinking Media Histories with the Digital Humanities’ starts with the observation that digital humanities has become more archaeological, while media archaeology has become more digital. It offers a comprehensive account of both fields…
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Towards a Film Theory from Below: Archival Film and the Aesthetics of the Crack-Up
Book review of: Jiří Anger, Towards a Film Theory from Below: Archival Film and the Aesthetics of the Crack-Up (Bloomsbury Academic, 2024), 232 pp., ISBN 9798765107263.
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Archiving Machines: From Punch Cards to Platforms
Book review of: Amelia Acker, Archiving Machines: From Punch Cards to Platforms (MIT Press, 2025), 258 pp., ISBN 9780262553247.
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Time-coded, Hardcoded, Decoded: Excavating Variants and Practices in Swiss Film Subtitling
This article proposes a model for studying film subtitling as a variant-based audiovisual practice, situated at the intersection of film studies, media archaeology, audiovisual translation (AVT) studies, and digital humanities. Drawing on Siegfried Zielinski’s variantology and Descriptive AVT…
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Videographic Scholarship from Below: A Practice-Based Media Archaeology of (and through) Digital Tools
This article proposes a dialogue between videographic scholarship and media archaeology to develop a practiceoriented reflexivity within the digital humanities (DH). Whereas empirically oriented big-data approaches in DH increasingly acknowledge the biases of computational tools, they still tend…
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Reanimating the Anortho-Phenakistiscope: Experimental Media Archaeology as a Framework for Artistic Research
This article reflects on the reanimation of Joseph Plateau’s little-studied anortho-phenakistiscope (c. 1844–1849) as an entangled process of reconstruction, experimentation and artistic reimagination. Because the apparatus itself has not survived — leaving only Plateau’s 1849 description and two…
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Excavating the Archived Web: Writing a Vernacular Web History following Media-Archaeological Principles
This article reflects on how media-archaeological principles can inform research with web archives and the writing of cultural web history through a case study of the XS4ALL homepage collection at the National Library of the Netherlands. Created by everyday users in the 1990s and early 2000s, these…
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The Relational Mode: Farideh Fardjam’s Documentary Strategies of Migration and Intersectional Archival Activism
Interrogating the role of archives in sustaining historical erasures, this paper examines the overlooked work of Iranian filmmaker Farideh Fardjam, who documented Turkish labour migrants in the Netherlands in the early 1970s. Despite their historical significance, Fardjam’s films have faded into…
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A Conditional Welcome: Early Dutch Television and the Affective Terms of Postcolonial Inclusion
This article examines how early Dutch public television in the post-World War II era mediated the repatriation of Indo-Dutch and Moluccan migrants, bringing together the intertwined histories of media and migration as television emerged as a central cultural institution. Analysing broadcasts from…
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Reporting on the Rituals of Islam: Changing Televisual Narratives on Integration and National Belonging of Muslim Immigrants
This article delves into the history of Dutch television representation of Muslim immigrants and traces the coverage of Islamic rituals over five decades. Since the arrival of Turkish and Moroccan ‘guest workers’ in the 1960s, these rituals have sparked discussions about the place of Islam in Dutch…
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Shellac in Visual and Sonic Culture: Unsettled Matter
Book review of: Elodie A. Roy, Shellac in Visual and Sonic Culture: Unsettled Matter (Amsterdam University Press, 2023), 240 pp., ISBN 9789463729543.
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Exiled Airwaves: The Greek Communist Radio Station Voice of Truth Based in Bucharest Addressing the Gastarbeiter in West Germany, 1960–1968
By studying more local, small-scale radio stations with transnational reach, such as “Voice of Truth,” media history scholarship can better understand the complexity of media landscapes during the Cold War. The production team of the exiled Greek communist radio station based in Bucharest worked to…
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Drawing from the Archives: Comics Memory in the Contemporary Graphic Novel
Book review of: Benoît Crucifix, Drawing from the Archives: Comics Memory in the Contemporary Graphic Novel (Cambridge University Press, 2023), 288 pp., ISBN 9781009250931.
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Migration in Media Histories
This special issue of TMG – Journal for Media History aims to historicize the entanglement of media and migration. Encompassing a wide range of experiences of human mobility, including labour migration, postcolonial migration, refugee conditions, exile, and diaspora, regimes of representation…
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Averting the Digital Dark Age: How Archivists, Librarians, and Technologists Built the Web a Memory
Book review of: Ian Milligan, Averting the Digital Dark Age: How Archivists, Librarians, and Technologists Built the Web a Memory (Johns Hopkins University Press, 2024), 230 pp., ISBN 9781421450131.
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An Extraordinary Ordinary Portrait Studio in Alkmaar: The Family Photography of the Vlaanderen Sisters (1938-1972)
The Vlaanderen sisters ran a photographic portrait studio from the 1930s until 1972, as the third and last generation of an Alkmaar family business. Tonny (1901-1993) was the photographer and her sister Sophie (1905- 1995) worked as assistant. Both lived practically their entire lives right above…
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My heart has no colour: Lusotropicalism and Black Lusophone representation in the Eurovision Song Contest 1994 – 1996.
The Eurovision Song Contest states that ‘a rich history of promoting diversity [and] inclusivity’ is amongst its core values. Furthermore, the contest claims to able to ‘bridge differences and ignite a sense of shared community.’ Despite this, Catherine Baker notes in 2021 that Eurovision’s ‘shared…
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Exiles from the Netherlands: A Rhizomatic Approach to Dutch Hip Hop History
Mainstream canonisation of Hip Hop history in the Netherlands has mainly focused on the country’s West, and often relegates anglophone rap to a footnote in favour of Dutch-language rap. I offer an alternative reading by approaching the Netherlands’ early Hip Hop history rhizomatically. I examine…
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The Disappearing Winter: The Diminishing of Seasonal Variations in the Circulation of News. The Case of Sweden 1790 to 1829
Seasonal and maritime-related variations in newspaper content and circulation speed have been observed in the literature. This study of Swedish conditions 1790–1829 documents such differences. However, its focus is on domestic circulation and its dependence upon, among other things, incoming…