TMG – Journal for Media History wants to promote research in media history and publish the results of that research. It offers a platform for original research and for contributions that reflect theory formation and methods within media history. TMG – Journal for Media History wants to represent media history across the board: contributions may focus on film, radio, TV and the press, but also on new media, photography and printmaking – provided that the historical perspective is central.
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TMG – Journal for Media History wil onderzoek op mediahistorisch terrein stimuleren en de resultaten daarvan publiceren. Het biedt een platform voor origineel onderzoek en voor bijdragen die reflecteren op theorievorming en methodes binnen de mediahistoriografie. TMG – Journal for Media History wil de mediageschiedenis in de volle breedte representeren: bijdragen kunnen zich richten op film, radio, tv en de pers, maar ook op nieuwe media, fotografie en prentkunst, mits de historische invalshoek centraal staat.
In recent years, millions of pictures taken by photojournalist for newspapers and magazines between the late nineteenth and early twenty-first century have been digitized. This special issue hopes to shed light on what happens to pictures of the news and the way(s) that we (can) see them when they are moved from the analogue to the digital realm. In doing so, it aims to contribute to the development of new theoretical and methodological frameworks to study photojournalism and, more generally, historical images in digital collections. Read more...
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