Preserving the Early Born-Digital Heritage of Floppy Disk Magazines

Floppy Disk Magazines were periodicals of the 1980s and 1990s which were published worldwide on many computer systems, but now almost forgotten as cultural object. A new project intends to make this early born-digital heritage accessible again by a catalog and exemplary editions.

Funding Acknowledgements: NFDI Konsortium Text+, Unibund Würzburg, Vogel Stiftung Dr. Eckernkamp

Related Organizations

University Hospital Würzburg
Germany
University of Würzburg
Germany

Keywords

Paper, catalog, born-digital heritage, and methods, retrocomputing, text corpus, analysis, digital archiving, Media studies, scholarly editing and editions development, TEI, Cultural studies, home computers, floppy disks, disk magazines, text mining and analysis, retro computing, Philology, Poster, materiality, digitality, linked (open) data

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