News
2012.12.28 | Research news, Events
DIGHUMLAB kick-off på Arts, AU.
Der er kick-off for DIGHUMLAB på Arts, AU, d. 23. januar fra 9.00 til 15.00. Arts-forskere fra forskellige fagmiljøer vil fortælle, hvordan de bruger digitale forskningsmetoder, og repræsentanter fra DIGHUMLAB vil være til stede for at høre på forskernes behov for nye digitale værktøjer/programmer.
2012.11.21 | Events, Research
Ph.D. Defence: Gameplay Corporeality
Rikke Toft Nørgård will defend her Ph.D. thesis on digital games, gameplay and gameplayers entitled "Gameplay Corporeality: the corporeal-locomotive dimension in gameplay activity and experience" on November 28th from 10 am to 1 pm.
2012.10.01 | Research
Call for partners!
We are looking for colleagues who are interested in joining an initiative for building a transnational research infrastructure for the study of web materials archived in national and similar general web archives.
2012.09.03 | Education news, Events, PhD students, Public/media
PhD-seminar: Digital Humanities and the WWW
Niels Ole Finnemann, Niels Brügger and Anja Bechmann from CFI will be lecturing at the PhD-seminar 'Digital Humanities and the Study of the Web and Web Archives' in December 2012. Richard Rogers from University of Amsterdam who has previously visited CFI will also give a lecture. The PhD-seminar is organised by the Digital Humanities Lab/NetLab.
2012.08.30 | Events, Knowledge exchange, Research news, Language and communication, Staff, Public/media
DIGHUMLAB launch September 10th 2012
The new ambitious research project DIGHUMLAB is inviting everyone to participate in the launch and seminar taking place at Aarhus University.
Recent publications
- Bredl, K, Hünniger, J & Jensen, JL (red) (2012): "Special issue: Methods for Analyzing Social Media", Journal of Technology in Human Services, vol 30, nr. 3-4.
- Brügger, N. (2012): "When the Present Web is Later the Past : Web Historiography, Digital History, and Internet Studies", Historical Social Research, 37(4), Cologne 2012, pp. 102-117.
- Brügger, N. (2012): "Web History and the Web as a Historical Source", Zeithistorische Forschungen, 9(2), Göttingen 2012, pp. 316-325.
- Finnemann, N.O. et al. (2012): The Media Menus of Danish Internet Users 2009.
- Hansen, E. (2012) “Mobile distribuerede offentligheder”, M. Brynskov, K. Halskov, L. Kabel (eds.) Byens digitale liv – digital urban living, Forlaget Ajour, pp. 150-159.
- Falkenberg, V. (2012): "We have the data - what do you want to know?", Network Analysis: Methodological Challenges (ed. S. Lomborg), Center for Internetforskning, Skrifter fra Center for Internetforskning, 14, Aarhus, pp. 8-21.
- Bechmann, Anja (2012): "User Participation at the Danish Broadcasting Corporation 1998-2010: Changing Patterns", Histories of Public Service Broadcasters on the Web (eds. M. Burns & N. Brügger). Peter Lang, pp. 193-206.
- Davidsen, M. (2012), ”The Spiritual Milieu Based on J.R.R. Tolkien’s Literary Mythology”, in Adam Possamai (ed.), Handbook of Hyper-real Religions, in the series Brill Handbooks on Contemporary Religion 5, Leiden & Boston: Brill, 185-204.
- Brügger, Niels (2012): "Australian internet histories: Past, present and future: An afterword", Media Inter-national Australia, 143 (theme issue: Internet Histories), Brisbane 2012, pp. 159-165.
- Jørgensen, R.F. (2012): Framing the Net. How Discourse Shapes Law and Culture. PhD Dissertation, Roskilde University.
- Hansen, E. (2012) “Freedom of Expression in Distributed Networks”, tripleC - Cognition, Communication, Co-operation 10.2, pp. 741-751.
- Ess, C., Cheong, P., Fischer-Nielsen, P. & Gelfgren, S. (eds.) (2012): Digital Religion, Social Media and Culture: Perspectives, Practices and Futures. Peter Lang.
- Brügger, Niels (2012): "L'historiographie de sites Web: quelques enjeux fondamentaux", Le Temps des Médias, 18 (theme issue: Histoire de l'Internet/l'Internet dans l'histoire), Paris 2012, pp. 159-169.
- Burns, Maureen & Brügger, Niels (eds.) (2012): Histories of Public Service Broadcasters on the Web. Peter Lang.
The Centre for Internet Research (CFI) was established in 2000 in order to promote research into the social and cultural functions and implications of the internet. CFI serves as a meeting place and forum for local and international internet researchers within the humanities and social sciences. We organise internal and external research seminars and conferences. We are engaged in a number of research projects and collaborations with other research institutions, and we endow PhD projects within the field of internet research. Read more
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