Navigating Landscapes of Mediated Memory.

Intro -- Navigating Landscapes of Mediated Memory -- Table of Contents -- Introduction -- PART 1: Social Networking and its Impact on Memories -- Geopolitical Identity Construction in the Virtual Global Village. The Significance of Regional, National and Transnational Identities in Social Network Sites -- Traumatic Event and Digital Memories: Remembering and Processing the Earthquake in Abruzzi -- PART 2: Transformation and Re-Interpretation of Memories in New Media -- Memories about Socialism into the Internet Forum of Bulgarian Emigrants in United Kingdom -- Remixes and Appropriations of Socialist Legacy Online -- PART 3: Platforms and Applications -- YouTube and Post-Yugoslav Anti-Fascism -- How to Explore a Digitalised Autobiographical Corpus: The Case of Frantext -- PART 4: Digital Memories and Cultural Heritage -- Identifying Challenges in Museums' Online Communities -- PART 5: Digital Horizons of Remembering Wars and Conflicts -- From World War 2 to World War 2.0: Commemorating War and Holocaust in Poland on the Internet -- Memorial of Deportation -- Web Wars, or Russia's and Ukraine's Digital Languages of Memory -- PART 6: Past and New Architectures for Memory -- Metadata and New Architectures of Memory in Programmable Environments -- Blended Memory: The Changing Balance of Technologically- Mediated Semantic and Episodic Memory -- Interface Archaeology in Simulation Culture -- PART 7: New Media Formats -- Retrogaming Community Memory and Discourses of Digital History -- PART 8: Media Archaeologies -- Audiovirtual Oblivion: Media Archaeology of Early Finnish Music Web and its Vanishing -- A Community Kept Alive through Memory: Preserving the Essence of the British Working-Men's Club.

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