Instructor: Michael L. Nelson [email protected]
Office Hours: Wednesdays 3-4 and by appointment
Time: Wednesdays 4:20pm - 7:00pm
Place: ECS Building, r. 3102
- Week 1 - January 16 - The W3C Web Architecture, þe Memento Protocol, and Research Issues With Web Archiving
- Week 2 - January 23 - Weaponized Web Archives: Provenance Laundering of Short Order Evidence, Blockchain Can Not Be Used To Verify Replayed Archived Web Pages
- Week 3 - January 30 - No Class
- Week 4 - February 6 - Student Presentation 1
- Week 5 - February 13 - Student Presentation 2
- Week 6 - February 20 - Student Presentation 3
- Week 7 - February 27 - Student Presentation 4
- Week 8 - March 6 - Student Presentation 5
- Week 9 - March 13 - No Class -- Spring Break
- Week 10 - March 20 - Student Presentation 6
- Week 11 - March 27 - Student Presentation 7
- Week 12 - April 3 - Student Presentation 8
- Week 13 - April 10 - No Class
- Week 14 - April 17 - reserved
- Week 15 - April 24 - reserved
- Week 16 - May 1 - Exam week (No Class)
-
Justin Littman, Vulnerabilities in the U.S. Digital Registry, Twitter, and the Internet Archive, 2017
-
Mohamed Aturban, Michele C. Weigle, Michael L. Nelson, Difficulties of Timestamping Archived Web Pages, Technical Report arXiv:1712.03140, 2017.
-
Scott G. Ainsworth, Michael L. Nelson, Herbert Van de Sompel, Only One Out of Five Archived Web Pages Existed as Presented, Proceedings of Hypertext 2015, 2015.
-
Jack Cushman, Ilya Kreymer, Thinking like a hacker: Security Considerations for High-Fidelity Web Archives, 2017.
-
Jennifer Golbeck et al., Fake News vs Satire: A Dataset and Analysis, Proceedings of the 10th ACM Conference on Web Science, 2018.
-
Amelia Acker, Data Craft: The Manipulation of Social Media Metadata, 2018.
-
Max Read, How Much of the Internet Is Fake? Turns Out, a Lot of It, Actually, New York Magazine, 2018.
-
Ahmer Arif, Leo Graiden Stewart, Kate Starbird, Acting the Part: Examining Information Operations Within# BlackLivesMatter Discourse, Proceedings of the ACM on Human-Computer Interaction - CSCW, 2018.
-
Michael L. Nelson, Why we need multiple web archives: the case of blog.reidreport.com, 2018.
-
Mohammed Nauman Siddique, "Grampa, what's a deleted tweet?", 2018.
-
Melanie Ehrenkranz, How Archivists Could Stop Deepfakes From Rewriting History, 2018.
-
Kate Starbird, The Surprising Nuance Behind the Russian Troll Strategy, 2018.
-
Louise Lief, What the news media can learn from librarians, Columbia Journalism Review, 2016.
-
Ed Summers, Delete Forensics, 2017.
-
Ed Summers, Blacktivists in the Archive, 2017.
-
Clifford Lynch, Stewardship in the 'Age of Algorithms' First Monday 22(12), 2017.
-
Clifford Lynch, Managing the Cultural Record in the Information Warfare Era, EDUCAUSE Review 53(6), 2018.