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Josh Renaud

The @internetarchive today posted its 130-page "Vanishing Culture" report, which highlights the "fragility of our digital landscape" and the importance of "empowering public-serving libraries and archives."

I contributed a short article on my work recovering and researching the lost software of Yaakov Kirschen, which you can read on page 117.

It's an honor to be included with folks like Jordan Mechner and Jason Scott.

blog.archive.org/2024/10/30/va

The @internetarchive today posted its 130-page "Vanishing Culture" report, which highlights the "fragility of our digital landscape" and the importance of "empowering public-serving libraries and archives."

I contributed a short article on my work recovering and researching the lost software of Yaakov Kirschen, which you can read on page 117.

Cover image for the Vanishing Culture report shows stylized images of a VHS cassette, a book, a reel-to-reel tape, a website, and a vinyl record.
The title screen for an Apple II video game called "The Georgia Variations" features a portrait of a Jewish boy from the 19th century.
The title screen for the entertainment software "Murray and Me" features a comic strip where Murray says "Trapped in a computer? Me? I've got to find a way to escape! They can't get away with it! I've got friends!"
Josh Renaud

I'm pumped! Today Emory University published a blog post about my experience learning more about several Jewish educational computer games for the Apple II from the early 1980s, which I came to Atlanta to study last month.

scholarblogs.emory.edu/marbl/2

You can learn more about the games here:
breakintochat.com/blog/2022/11

Or play them at the @internetarchive:
archive.org/search?query=creat

#kirschen #breakintochat #digipres #gamedev #retrogaming #retrocomputing #vintagecomputing #appleii

I'm pumped! Today Emory University published a blog post about my experience learning more about several Jewish educational computer games for the Apple II from the early 1980s, which I came to Atlanta to study last month.

scholarblogs.emory.edu/marbl/2

You can learn more about the games here:
breakintochat.com/blog/2022/11

Screenshot shows a preview of a blog post, with a photo of the author outside  a synagogue.
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