Henrik Bødker, Ph.D, is Associate Professor at the Media and Journalism Studies Department at Aarhus University, Denmark. He has published on various intersections between popular culture and media, e.g. music and magazines. In addition to questions related to digital archives, he is currently working with how digital technologies and practices relate to changed patterns of circulation and new temporalities of journalism.

• Introduction: Journalism history and digital archivesHenrik Bødker1. A Century of Journalism History as Challenge — Digital archives, sources, and methodsThomas Birkner, Erik Koenen & Christian Schwarzenegger2. Excavating Concepts of Broadcasting — Developing a method of cultural research using digitized historical periodicalsJames F. Hamilton3. Exploring Machine Learning to Study the Long-Term Transformation of News - Digital newspaper archives, journalism history, and algorithmic transparency Marcel Broersma & Frank Harbers4. In Search of America — Topic modelling nineteenth-century newspaper archivesQuintus Van Galen & Bob Nicholson5. Journalism History, Web Archives, and New Methods for Understanding the Evolution of Digital JournalismMatthew S. Weber & Philip M. Napoli6. Saving Data Journalism — New strategies for archiving interactive, born-digital newsMeredith Broussard & Katherine Boss7. The Politics of Women’s Digital Archives and Its Significance for the History of JournalismPernilla Severson8. Digital Archiving as Social Protest — Dalit Camera and the mobilization of India’s "Untouchables"Subin Paul & David O. Dowling9. Digital Archives as Subaltern Counter-Histories — Situating "Favela Tem Memoria" in the Rio de Janeiro media and political landscape Stuart Davis10. @franklinfordbot — Remediating Franklin FordJuliette De Maeyer & Dominique Trudel

Henrik Bødker, Ph.D, is Associate Professor at the Media and Journalism Studies Department at Aarhus University, Denmark. He has published on various intersections between popular culture and media, e.g. music and magazines. In addition to questions related to digital archives, he is currently working with how digital technologies and practices relate to changed patterns of circulation and new temporalities of journalism.

• Introduction: Journalism history and digital archivesHenrik Bødker1. A Century of Journalism History as Challenge — Digital archives, sources, and methodsThomas Birkner, Erik Koenen & Christian Schwarzenegger2. Excavating Concepts of Broadcasting — Developing a method of cultural research using digitized historical periodicalsJames F. Hamilton3. Exploring Machine Learning to Study the Long-Term Transformation of News - Digital newspaper archives, journalism history, and algorithmic transparency Marcel Broersma & Frank Harbers4. In Search of America — Topic modelling nineteenth-century newspaper archivesQuintus Van Galen & Bob Nicholson5. Journalism History, Web Archives, and New Methods for Understanding the Evolution of Digital JournalismMatthew S. Weber & Philip M. Napoli6. Saving Data Journalism — New strategies for archiving interactive, born-digital newsMeredith Broussard & Katherine Boss7. The Politics of Women’s Digital Archives and Its Significance for the History of JournalismPernilla Severson8. Digital Archiving as Social Protest — Dalit Camera and the mobilization of India’s "Untouchables"Subin Paul & David O. Dowling9. Digital Archives as Subaltern Counter-Histories — Situating "Favela Tem Memoria" in the Rio de Janeiro media and political landscape Stuart Davis10. @franklinfordbot — Remediating Franklin FordJuliette De Maeyer & Dominique Trudel

Henrik Bødker, Ph.D, is Associate Professor at the Media and Journalism Studies Department at Aarhus University, Denmark. He has published on various intersections between popular culture and media, e.g. music and magazines. In addition to questions related to digital archives, he is currently working with how digital technologies and practices relate to changed patterns of circulation and new temporalities of journalism.

• Introduction: Journalism history and digital archivesHenrik Bødker1. A Century of Journalism History as Challenge — Digital archives, sources, and methodsThomas Birkner, Erik Koenen & Christian Schwarzenegger2. Excavating Concepts of Broadcasting — Developing a method of cultural research using digitized historical periodicalsJames F. Hamilton3. Exploring Machine Learning to Study the Long-Term Transformation of News - Digital newspaper archives, journalism history, and algorithmic transparency Marcel Broersma & Frank Harbers4. In Search of America — Topic modelling nineteenth-century newspaper archivesQuintus Van Galen & Bob Nicholson5. Journalism History, Web Archives, and New Methods for Understanding the Evolution of Digital JournalismMatthew S. Weber & Philip M. Napoli6. Saving Data Journalism — New strategies for archiving interactive, born-digital newsMeredith Broussard & Katherine Boss7. The Politics of Women’s Digital Archives and Its Significance for the History of JournalismPernilla Severson8. Digital Archiving as Social Protest — Dalit Camera and the mobilization of India’s "Untouchables"Subin Paul & David O. Dowling9. Digital Archives as Subaltern Counter-Histories — Situating "Favela Tem Memoria" in the Rio de Janeiro media and political landscape Stuart Davis10. @franklinfordbot — Remediating Franklin FordJuliette De Maeyer & Dominique Trudel