Internet Histories Volume 9, issue 1-2 is now online
To whom it may concern,
The Editorial Staff of Internet Histories is pleased to announce that
Internet Histories Volume 9, issue 1-2 is now online.
Please notice: The entire issue has free access until the end of July.
This is a special double issue: Gender in Internet and Web History
Guest Editors: Leopoldina Fortunati, Autumn Edwards & Janet Abbate
The full issue may be accessed here: https://www.tandfonline.com/toc/rint20/9/1-2
A list of the content is included below.
With kind regards on behalf of the editorial team,
Asger Harlung, editorial assistant, Internet Histories
List of articles in Vol. 9(1-2):
Introduction: (re)writing gender in Internet histories
- Leopoldina Fortunati, Autumn Edwards & Janet Abbate
Articles:
“She does a good job for a woman” – the challenges for women enablers in the era of internet histories
- Jane Vincent
Becoming Wikipedian women: a sociotechnical history of the Gender Gap Task Force (2013–2023) | Open Access
- Steve Jankowski
Gendering of the “ideal user” in 1990s-era internet magazines
- Will Mari & Fanny Ramirez
The politics of the digital transition: lessons from slash fan fiction communities at the turn of the millennium
- Anne Kustritz
Digital pioneers: Mormon mommy bloggers and building the “Bloggernacle”
- Emily Lynell Edwards
Streaming out of the spiral of silence. Women’s visibility in gaming community and on twitch
- Roberto Carradore & Tiziana Pirola
Network breakdown: the queer anarchist politics at the heart of the ‘net from FidoNet to HOMOCORE
- Kat Brewster
(Un)scaffolding gender: social media and the evolution of nonbinary identity
- Shell Avenant
How have you modelled my gender? Reconstructing the history of gender representation in Wikidata | Open Access
- Beatrice Melis, Marta Fioravanti, Chiara Paolini & Daniele Metilli
Doing LGBTQ internet histories justice: a queer web archive manifesto | Open Access
- Jesper Verhoef
Dwelling with feminist media archives in the age of big data | Open Access
- Shana MacDonald, Brianna Wiens & Nick Ruest
Roundtable:
Researching gender in the history of the Internet and the Web. A roundtable at the SHOT 2023 conference
- Janet Abbate, Cassius Adair, Avery Dame-Griff, Autumn Edwards, Leopoldina Fortunati, Deena Larsen, Laine Nooney & Valérie Schafer