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Introduction
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Finding web archives
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UK web domain crawl
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UK government web archive
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University of Plymouth
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The web archive
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The British Library Homepage
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Temporal inconsistencies
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Duplication
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The live web
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The web at large
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The UK web archive
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Digital palimpsest
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A clear imperative
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Word of the year 2004
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Word of the year 2008
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Steampunk
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London bombings
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Citizen journalism
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The Archos
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Fan related material
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News coverage
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The Archers
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Conclusion
Description:
Explore the intersection of small and big data in web archives and their impact on humanities research in this 28-minute talk by Professor Jane Winters at the Alan Turing Institute. Delve into the challenges and opportunities presented by large-scale text data for studying social and cultural phenomena. Learn about various web archives, including the UK web domain crawl and government web archive, and examine issues such as temporal inconsistencies and duplication. Discover how digital palimpsests and evolving language trends are captured in web archives, and investigate case studies on topics like steampunk, the London bombings, and citizen journalism. Gain insights into the potential of web archives for interdisciplinary research and the importance of bridging methodologies between NLP/ML and humanities disciplines.

Small Data and Big Data - Web Archives and Research in the Humanities

Alan Turing Institute
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