*Apologies for cross-posting*


This week, for our "Animation and the Archive" theme, we have a post by Chris DeWitt on Internet technologies and archival practices. Read his post here: https://blog.animationstudies.org/?p=3499

Please feel free to join in the conversation by commenting on the post in the blog's comment section. To be able to closely follow the conversation you can also subscribe to the comments of this (and just this) post here: https://blog.animationstudies.org/?page_id=99999&srp=3499&srk=093cbf3bba2b38e8993c7804ff38aad8&sra=s&srsrc=f

Finally, don't forget that Animation Studies 2.0 accepts for consideration on a rolling basis throughout the year posts reviewing from a theoretical perspective a recently completed animated work or explaining its genesis as well as reviews of animation-related books and reports of conferences and festivals. It is also possible to serve as a guest blogger. You can learn more here: https://blog.animationstudies.org/?page_id=1976

Best wishes,
Cristina

Dr. Cristina Formenti
Managing editor of Animation Studies 2.0

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