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Colourising the past: Digital visual repatriation of colourised Sámi photography
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- 04 June 2024, e16
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Digital war diaries: Witnessing the 2022 Russian War against Ukraine
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- 30 May 2024, e15
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Imagining the future – rejecting the present: Future thought and defensive discourse strategies in Russian society during wartime
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- 23 May 2024, e14
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Latent and explicit mnemonic communities on social media: studying digital memory formation through hashtag co-occurrence analysis
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- 16 May 2024, e13
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Synthetic Heritage: Online platforms, deceptive genealogy and the ethics of algorithmically generated memory
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- 16 May 2024, e12
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Algorithmically generated memories: automated remembrance through appropriated perception
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- 29 April 2024, e11
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Instant memories of the Russian war against Ukraine – mapping the virtual Meta History: Museum of War
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- 15 March 2024, e10
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Tattoos embody autobiographical memories
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- 11 March 2024, e9
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Between automated memory and history: blocking ‘sensitive locations’ from Apple Memories
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- 07 March 2024, e8
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Spontaneous transmedia co-location: Integration in memory
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- 28 February 2024, e7
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Shall the robots remember? Conceptualising the role of non-human agents in digital memory communication
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- 26 February 2024, e6
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Digital remembrance: Honouring Srebrenica genocide victims via #ŠtoTeNema
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- 26 February 2024, e5
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The internet will not remember you: curation of autobiographical online materials in Russia in Spring 2022
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- 23 February 2024, e4
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The multiplicities of platformed remembering
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- 23 February 2024, e3
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Orli Fridman, Memory Activism and Digital Practices after Conflict: Unwanted Memories
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- 29 January 2024, e2
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Narratives in numbers: Sociotechnical storytelling with self-tracking
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- 15 January 2024, e1
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