// Disciplines
Media Archaeology
6 topics
- Digital Archaeology
Who Writes the History of Digital Culture?
The history of digital culture is not written from official records or corporate perspectives alone. It is actually woven from countless ind…
- Digital Archaeology
About the Voices of People Remaining in Bulletin Board Logs
Voices remaining in bulletin board logs refer to the anonymous or real-name posts written on 2channel, 5channel, early BBSes, or forums. Alt…
- Digital Archaeology
About Gravestones on the Internet
Internet gravestones refer to online tribute pages for the deceased, frozen social media accounts, traces of closed websites, or deliberatel…
- Digital Archaeology
The Significance of Keeping Old Games Running
The significance of keeping old games running refers to how the act of continuing to run 1990s and 2000s games on emulators or original hard…
- Digital Archaeology
Can Lost Culture Be Restored from Data?
Lost culture refers to extinct languages, lost traditions, closed community customs, etc., and asks whether they can be restored from remain…
- Digital Archaeology
Who Is Responsible for Extending the Lifespan of Digital Data?
Digital data can easily be lost due to physical media degradation, software obsolescence, and service terminations. Extending the lifespan o…