This chapter provides a brief introduction to the history of archival practices and ideas and
how these came together over the past three cen turies to form an internationally recognised …

Smart home cameras present new challenges for understanding behaviors and
relationships surrounding always-on, domestic recording systems. We designed a series of …

A major issue facing society is the extent to which the usability of the digital evidence base is
at risk because, in the digital era, the concept of the record has been eroded. The nature and …

The advent of the information paradigm has shaken many of the principles of archival theory
and practice. One key issue is knowing to which extent can digital information be trusted …

18 IR”) in ways that can exploit the networked creation and uses of records and other forms
of primary data and their metadata, and respond to and protect against potential …

Archiving Cultures defines and models the concept of cultural archives, focusing on how
diverse communities express and record their heritage and collective memory and why and …

Abstract The writings of Yuk Hui, bringing together both technical and philosophical insights,
present a new way of dealing with the digital. The aim of this article is to assess the use of …

Complicating the notion that personal surveillance is always ubiquitous and pervasive, this
article investigates the macro-, meso-, and microlevel “gaps” that confound the study of self …

This study aims to explore the concepts and nature of records in digital environments based
on analyzing recent theoretical studies of records. This is not intended to defining records for …

Records held in national and institutional archives can serve as instruments of accountability
and transparency for government actions (or inaction) and aid in constructing social …