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First published 2020-8

Digital fanfic in negotiation: LiveJournal,Archive of Our Own,and the affordances of read–write platforms

Judith Fathallah

Convergence: The International Journal of Research into New Media Technologies

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First published 2025

Quantifying fandom: Identity,romance,and platform preferences on archive of our own

Lauren Rouse, Mel Stanfill

New Media & Society

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First published 2025-8

From fandoms to heritage. Understanding fanfiction forums as Digital Heritage Communities

Federico Pilati, Maria Tartari, Antoine Houssard [...]

Convergence: The International Journal of Research into New Media Technologies

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First published 1999-05

The seductions of the archive: voices lost and found

Harriet Bradley

History of the Human Sciences

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First published 2022-10

Archival Data Sets Should not be a Secondary (or Even Last) Choice in Micro-Organizational Research

Stacey R. Kessler, Mindy K. Shoss

Group & Organization Management

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First published 2013-1

The Production of the Past: Early Tamil Film History as a Living Archive

Stephen Putnam Hughes

BioScope: South Asian Screen Studies

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First published 2023-8

Methodological challenges in researching email consultations as a form of communication in patient-provider interactions

Ditte Laursen, Line Maria Simonsen, Anette Grønning

Qualitative Research

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First published 2015-4

A home for loss: Doris Salcedo’s melancholic archives

Claudette Lauzon

Memory Studies

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First published 2024-2

Know(ing) Infrastructure: The Wayback Machine as object and instrument of digital research

Jessica Ogden, Edward Summers, Shawn Walker

Convergence: The International Journal of Research into New Media Technologies

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First published 2024-2

Listening to the cultural acoustics of migrant voices: The archived conversations of the British Broadcasting Corporation and the British Library’s ‘Listening Project’

Tanvi Solanki

European Journal of Cultural Studies

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