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Twitter is in disarray. This is troubling for a platform that comprises no small part of the historical record of today. While only …

I was thrilled to see that the American Historical Review has published a review roundtable, including an author’s response from …

I was recently interviewed by Joanna Dawson of Canada’s History magazine. The focus was primarily on my recent book History in …

Ian Milligan, University of Waterloo A seasonal change is in the air. With a minimal amount of nostalgia about the dwindling days of …

Inspired by conversations I’ve had with colleagues, I wrote a recent piece in University Affairs/Affairs universitaires: …

Excerpted from a recent story about our new exciting project: The Andrew W. Mellon Foundation has awarded a $1,084,087 CAD grant to …

I am thrilled to announce a new Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council Insight Grant for my project, “Averting the …

Ed Summers has written a thoughtful review essay of two recent web archiving books in the current issue of the American Archivist, …

As we increasingly live online, researchers use web archives to find our histories within big data.

It was my honour to give the Tuesday afternoon keynote at WARCnet, a “WebARChive studies network researching web domains and …