To Whom it may concern,

The editors of Internet Histories are happy to announce that the journal's volume 5 issue 1 is now available online.

Volume 5.1 is a special issue with guest editors Maria Eriksson and Guillaume Heuguet.

The issue title is Genealogies of online content identification and you may find it here:

https://www.tandfonline.com/toc/rint20/5/1?nav=tocList

In this issue:

Editorial

Genealogies of online content identification - an introduction
Maria Eriksson & Guillaume Heuguet

Articles

VidAngel: Content filtering technologies, religion, and American copyright law
Gavin Feller & Andrew Ventimiglia

Little history of CAPTCHA
Brian Justie

The media epistemic value of sonic analytics tools. A commentary
Wolfgang Ernst

Interview with Aleksandra Kaminska
Maria Eriksson & Guillaume Heuguet

Book reviews

An internet for the people: the politics and promise of craigslist
by Jessa Lingel, Princeton: Princeton University Press, 2020. 208 pages. Price: $29.95 / £25.00. ISBN:9780691188904
Henrik Bødker

Invisible women, data bias in a world designed for men
Caroline Cirado Perez, Abrams Press (2019), New York, U.S. 436 pp., $27.00
Helen Hockx-Yu

Kind regards on behalf of the ​editors, Editorial Assistant, Internet Histories