All Stories

  1. “Pure Information, Not the Real Thing”: Digital Hermeneutics and Nelson Sullivan’s Videographic Legacy (1983‒1989)

    Article • December 2024, De Gruyter

    Tom Slootweg

  2. Revolutionary discourses from the past: a digital hermeneutical analysis of widely read academic publications on the social impact and significance of the internet

    Article • Information Communication & Society, September 2024, Taylor & Francis

    Tom Slootweg

  3. REVOLUTIONARY DISCOURSES IN A TIME CAPSULE: A HISTORIOGRAPHICAL ANALYSIS OF CANONICAL, INTELLECTUAL LITERATURE CONCERNING THE SOCIAL IMPACT AND SIGNIFICANCE OF THE INTERNET.

    Article • AoIR Selected Papers of Internet Research, December 2023, University of Illinois Libraries

    Tom Slootweg

  4. Gone but Not to Be Forgotten: 1980s and 1990s Media Histories

    Article • TMG Journal for Media History, December 2023, Netherlands Institute for Sound and Vision

    Tom Slootweg

  5. Amateurism

    Article • August 2021, De Gruyter

    Tom Slootweg

  6. Everyone a Photographer: The Rise of Amateur Photography in the Netherlands 1880-1940

    Article • TMG Journal for Media History, November 2019, Netherlands Institute for Sound and Vision

    Tom Slootweg

  7. Tales of a Tool Encounter

    Article • VIEW Journal of European Television History and Culture, December 2018, Netherlands Institute for Sound and Vision

    Tom Slootweg

  8. Home Mode, Community Mode, Counter Mode: Three Functional Modalities for Coming to Terms with Amateur Media Practices

    Article • January 2018, Bloomsbury Academic

    Tom Slootweg

  9. Van sociale naar ‘antisociale’ media?

    Article • TMG Journal for Media History, June 2017, Netherlands Institute for Sound and Vision

    Tom Slootweg

  10. Hybride beheer van een hybride medium

    Article • TMG Journal for Media History, June 2017, Netherlands Institute for Sound and Vision

    Tom Slootweg

  11. Een zeer korte videogeschiedenis

    Article • TMG Journal for Media History, June 2017, Netherlands Institute for Sound and Vision

    Tom Slootweg

  12. Why collecting machines is important for understanding film history

    Article • March 2016, Amsterdam University Press

    Dr Joshua Yumibe, Steven S.P.M. Willemsen, Nanna Verhoeff, Marek Jancovic, Tom Slootweg, Prof Martin Koerber, Miss Céline CS Scemama, Benoit Turquety, Frank Kessler, Rommy Albers, Pr Roger RO ODIN, dr. Annelies A van Noortwijk, Amanda Du Preez, Leenke Ripmeester, Alexandra Schneider, Professor Giovanna Fossati , Eef Masson, Julia Noordegraaf

  13. Democratic Television in The Netherlands

    Article • VIEW Journal of European Television History and Culture, September 2015, Netherlands Institute for Sound and Vision

    Tom Slootweg

  14. Amateur Filmmaking. The Home Movie, the Archive, the Web

    Article • TMG Journal for Media History, September 2015, Netherlands Institute for Sound and Vision

    Tom Slootweg