(Old program)

(Old program)

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This is the old program as planed for the in-presence workwhop that we keep for memo. PLEASE REFER TO THE NEW ONLINE PROGRAM.

Thursday 23 April 2020

08h30-9h00: Welcome & Coffee.

09h00-9h15: Introduction.

09h15-10h45: The allure of the digitised newspapers. Chair: Frédéric Clavert

  1. Claire-Lise Gaillard. Feuilleter la presse ancienne par gigaoctets.
  2. Erik Koenen, Simon Sax and Falko Krause. Die “Berliner Volkszeitung” (1853–1944) aus der Distanz lesen. Praxis und Perspektiven des “Distant Reading” von digitalisierten Zeitungen.
  3. Sarah Oberbichler. Challenges and Pitfalls when working with Digital Newspaper Collections - an Example on the Topic “Return Migration” and the AustriaN Newspapers Online (ANNO) Platform.

10h45-11h15: Coffee break

11h15-13h15: Building digitised newspapers collections - library, project, technical perspectives. Chair: Marten Düring

  1. Steven Claeyssens. Digitised Collections of Historical Publications as Bibliographic Objects: the Delpher Newspaper Case.
  2. Giorgia Tolfo & Living with Machine team. Hunting for Treasure: Living with Machines and the British Library Newspaper Collection.
  3. Yannick Rochat and Selim Krichane. Exploring video game magazines.
  4. Melvin Wevers. Historical Advertisements in Digitized Newspapers as a Lens on the Past

13h15-14h30: Lunch break.

14h30-16h00: Emerging practices of historiography with digitised newspapers. Chair: Enrico Natale

  1. Zoé Kergomard. Les journaux numérisés comme première « sonde »? Le traitement médiatique de l’abstention électorale dans l’après-guerre.
  2. Martin Grandjean. Une analyse systématique de la médiatisation des débats de la Société des Nations dans le Journal de Genève.
  3. Monika Kovarova-Simecek. Cultural History of Financial News in Vienna (1771-1914) – A historical analysis using ANNO/ÖNB digital repository and ÖNBLabs

16h00-16h30: Coffee break.

16h30-18h00: Building a research-based digitised newspaper corpus. Chair: Raphaëlle Ruppen Coutaz

  1. Malorie Guilbaud Perez. Analyser un processus mémoriel au travers des archives de presse numérisées et physiques : l’exemple du Triangle Fire.
  2. Francois Robinet and Rémi Korman. Des usages des collections numériques de la presse rwandaise pour écrire l’histoire du génocide des Tutsi.
  3. Christoph Hanzig, Martin Munke and Michael Thoß. Digitizing and presenting a Nazi newspaper – the example “Der Freiheitskampf”.

Friday 24 April 2020

09h00-10h30: Second digital life of analogue newspaper topical collections.. Chair: Maud Ehrmann

  1. Suzanna Krivulskaya. The Crimes of Preachers: Religion, Scandal, and the Trouble with Digitized Archives.
  2. Martin Gasteiner and Andreas Enderlin. Crossing or Intersecting the Emperor´s Desk with digitized Newspaper Data.
  3. Irene Amstutz and Martin Reisacher. Historische Zeitungsausschnitte im digitalen Eldorado.

10h30-11h00: Coffee break.

11h00-12h30: OCR of digitised newspapers. Chair: Simon Clematide

  1. Andrew Torget. Mapping Texts: Examining the Effects of OCR Noise on Historical Newspaper Collections.
  2. Claudia Resch and Dario Kampkaspar. iffi«-‘ ■= und £ann$bi* - Forschen mit Fehlern: Textqualität bei der Digitalisierung historischer Zeitungen.*
  3. Phillip Stroebel. Towards Large-Scale OCR for Historical Newspapers with Self-Trained Models.

12h30-14h00: Lunch break.

14h00-16h00: DH potentials for (media) history. Chair: Estelle Bunout

  1. Tobias von Waldkirch. Le locuteur je comme principe d’organisation du discours dans les correspondances particulières du Journal de Genève au XIXe siècle : l’exemple de la couverture de guerre.
  2. Hannu Salmi, Petri Paju and Heli Rantala. Cycles of Text Reuse in Finnish Newspapers and Periodicals, 1771–1920: Ontological and epistemological perspectives.
  3. Pelle Snickars. Measuring “the political” in Swedish newspaper data during the 1960s and 1970s.
  4. Pierre-Carl Langlais. Classified news

16h00-16h30: Coffee break.

16h30-17h00: Conclusion.

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