Jussi Parikka is Reader in Media & Design at Winchester School of Art (University of Southampton).

′Jussi Parikka offers a lucid, concise, and highly readable account of a new and exciting field – media archaeology. He demonstrates that contemporary media forms are rooted to the past by multiple threads – untangling them helps us understand the media frenzy that currently surrounds us.′
Erkki Huhtamo, University of California Los Angeles

′A fabulous map of media archaeology that, as its subject compels, produces its territory anew.′
Matthew Fuller, Goldsmiths

′The most comprehensive coverage to date of this fascinating area of study. Parikka′s book offers an excellent overview of connections between the material and social aspects of media technology. He provides a thorough review of the diverse and sometimes contrasting theoretical foundations and provides a host of concrete examples of media–archaeological practice that serve to bridge the gap between heady theoretical trajectories and the concerns of practicing artists, users and other readers who take their technology seriously.′
Paul DeMarinis, Stanford University

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Acknowledgements
Chapter 1
Introduction: Cartographies of the Old and the New
Chapter 2
Media Archaeology of the Senses: Audiovisual, Affective, Algorithmic
Chapter 3
Imaginary Media: Mapping Weird Objects
Chapter 4
Media Theory and New Materialism
Chapter 5
Mapping Noise and Accidents
Chapter 6
Archive Dynamics: Software Culture and Digital Heritage
Chapter 7
Practicing Media Archaeology: Creative Methodologies for Remediation
Conclusions
Conclusions: Media Archaeology in Digital Culture
Bibliography
References

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