This new Taylor & Francis journal is edited by Niels Brügger (Managing Editor), Gerard Goggin, Valérie Schafer, Megan Ankerson, and Ian Milligan (Review Editor). 

I’m on the editorial board; I expect that some of you are too, or soon will be. 

First issue in 2017 — consider a submission! The journal is casting a broad net:

Contributions might include but not be limited to:

• History of the internet and the web
• Web histories
• History of networks
• Alternative, marginal, or subcultural histories
• Feminist, queer, and disability histories
• Local and regional internet histories
• Gender and race studies of digital cultures
• Histories of digital recording, production, distribution, file formats and sharing
• Internet and digital music and sound histories
• Infrastructure studies
• National paths to digitalization
• Telecommunications and computing convergence
• History of code, protocols, services, interfaces, graphical representation and interactivity
• History of online communities
• History of digital uses, users and cultures
• Internet governance, regulation and policy history
• Historical cross-media studies
• Pedagogy and teaching of internet histories
• Methodological approaches to study digital and network histories
• Histories of internet policy, law, and regulation

Best,

Paul


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Paul N. Edwards, Professor of Information and History

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