Archiving by Design betekent dat je de archieffunctie als een organisatiefunctie ontwerpt en systemen inzet die dat ontwerp realiseren. Centraal bepalen, regelen en organiseren hoe moet worden gearchiveerd en decentraal faciliteren met (misschien meerdere) systemen en (misschien meerdere) edepotvoorzieningen voor langetermijnbewaring. Waarom niet? Als een organisatie maar weet wat en hoe - en daar ook naar handelt.
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Geert-Jan van Bussel, bijzonder lector Digital Archiving & Compliance, sprak op dinsdag 16 oktober 2012 zijn lectorale rede uit in het Kohnstammzaal. Van Bussel sprak over de betrouwbaarheid van informatie en de manieren waarop ‘Digital Archiving’ en ‘Compliance’ de informatiestromen in organisaties besturen.
As the revolutions across the Arab world that came to a head in 2011 devolved into civil war and military coup, representation and history acquired a renewed and contested urgency. The capacities of the internet have enabled sharing and archiving in an unprecedented fashion. Yet, at the same time, these facilities institute a globally dispersed reinforcement and recalibration of power, turning memory and knowledge into commodified and copyrighted goods. In The Arab Archive: Mediated Memories and Digital Flows, activists, artists, filmmakers, producers, and scholars examine which images of struggle have been created, bought, sold, repurposed, denounced, and expunged. As a whole, these cultural productions constitute an archive whose formats are as diverse as digital repositories looked after by activists, found footage art documentaries, Facebook archive pages, art exhibits, doctoral research projects, and ‘controversial’ or ‘violent’ protest videos that are abruptly removed from YouTube at the click of a mouse by sub-contracted employees thousands of kilometers from where they were uploaded. The Arab Archive investigates the local, regional, and international forces that determine what materials, and therefore which pasts, we can access and remember, and, conversely, which pasts get erased and forgotten.
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