Image credit: Screenshot from the technoculture website, photo in the screenshot by Federica Bressan

Photo credit: Screenshot from the Technoculture website1

There is a new digital humanities podcast out there. Technoculture. Federica Bressan, a fellow Marie Curie Fellow and specialist in digital audio preservation and archiving, has started this podcast during her project that was based at the Krook and UGent. We met in Ghent and had a huge number of interesting conversations during which I learned a lot about audio preservation and archiving. The podcast site also features a conversation that we had about digital forensics and philology, which is available here: Link to the interview.

In hindsight, I remembered I also would have liked to talk about what great progress GDPR means for archives and born-digital research on personal digital archives when it comes to building trust with donors and depositors. GDPR already meets many, even most, of the concerns that the data subjects may have and it is very helpful for archivists and researchers that there are already very good regulations in place.


  1. Photo credit: Screenshot from the Technoculture website, photo in the screenshot by Federica Bressan. ↩︎