On this web page you will find the presentations from the WARCnet Closing Conference in Aarhus 2022.
The presentations are organised according to the meeting sessions.

Monday 17 October

Keynote speaker

From ‘History Web’ and ‘Web History’ to the ‘History of the Web’?
Reflections from a project studying the origins of the World Wide Web.

Gabriele Balbi: From ‘History Web’ and ‘Web History’ to the ‘History of the Web’?
Reflections from a project studying the origins of the World Wide Web.

Presentations

We cannot put this off any longer…
A history of British social security using web archives

Gareth Millward: We cannot put this off any longer… A history of British social security using web archives

Developing Datasheets for Archived Web Datasets

Emily Maemura: Developing Datasheets for Archived Web Datasets

How have streaming services evolved on the web? Can we find their contents, metadata, and graphical user interfaces in the web archives?

Andreas Lenander Aegidius: How have streaming services evolved on the web? Can we find their contents, metadata, and graphical user interfaces in the web archives?

Mapping social media archiving initiatives: some considerations on imbalances and future directions

Beatrice Cannelli: Mapping social media archiving initiatives: some considerations on imbalances and future directions

Web as data. Challenges and triumphs of creating and working with a derived web corpus

Ditte Laursen: Web as data. Challenges and triumphs of creating and working with a derived web corpus

Visit at the Royal Library and Netarkivet

Ditte Laursen: Visit at the Royal Library and Netarkivet

Research data as web archives - Web archives as research data

Leslie Gauditz & Svenja Kunze: Research data as web archives - Web archives as research data

Tuesday 18 October

Presentations

Panel: The online archives of COVID-19: an oral history of born-digital collecting practices during the pandemic

Friedel Geeraert, Jane Winters, Nicola Bingham, Niels Brügger, Frédéric Clavert, Sophie Gebeil, Federico Nanni, Caroline Nyvang, Valérie Schafer, Helle Strandgaard Jensen, Karin de Wild

Web archival imaginaries: Situating website creators within web archive studies

Kieran Hegarty: Web archival imaginaries: Situating website creators within web archive studies

Archive of Tomorrow: Health Information and Misinformation in the UK Web Archive

Alice Austin: Archive of Tomorrow: Health Information and Misinformation in the UK Web Archive

School of Communication and Culture

Aarhus Conference 2022

Monday 17 October

Keynote speaker

From ‘History Web’ and ‘Web History’ to the ‘History of the Web’?
Reflections from a project studying the origins of the World Wide Web.

Presentations

We cannot put this off any longer…
A history of British social security using web archives

Developing Datasheets for Archived Web Datasets

How have streaming services evolved on the web? Can we find their contents, metadata, and graphical user interfaces in the web archives?

Mapping social media archiving initiatives: some considerations on imbalances and future directions

Web as data. Challenges and triumphs of creating and working with a derived web corpus

Visit at the Royal Library and Netarkivet

Research data as web archives - Web archives as research data

Tuesday 18 October

Presentations

Panel: The online archives of COVID-19: an oral history of born-digital collecting practices during the pandemic

Web archival imaginaries: Situating website creators within web archive studies

Archive of Tomorrow: Health Information and Misinformation in the UK Web Archive

Aarhus Conference 2022

Monday 17 October

Keynote speaker

From ‘History Web’ and ‘Web History’ to the ‘History of the Web’? Reflections from a project studying the origins of the World Wide Web.

Presentations

We cannot put this off any longer… A history of British social security using web archives

Developing Datasheets for Archived Web Datasets

How have streaming services evolved on the web? Can we find their contents, metadata, and graphical user interfaces in the web archives?

Mapping social media archiving initiatives: some considerations on imbalances and future directions

Web as data. Challenges and triumphs of creating and working with a derived web corpus

Visit at the Royal Library and Netarkivet

Research data as web archives - Web archives as research data

Tuesday 18 October

Presentations

Panel: The online archives of COVID-19: an oral history of born-digital collecting practices during the pandemic

Web archival imaginaries: Situating website creators within web archive studies

Archive of Tomorrow: Health Information and Misinformation in the UK Web Archive

From ‘History Web’ and ‘Web History’ to the ‘History of the Web’?
Reflections from a project studying the origins of the World Wide Web.

We cannot put this off any longer…
A history of British social security using web archives