Press Release - Creating a piece of playable history
Games are one of the most significant cultural forms of modern society yet their story is poorly documented in Australia and New Zealand, according to Flinders […]
Archive Year: 2013
"Popular Memory Archive" launch
Play It Again’s “Popular Memory Archive” was officially launched at the 9th Australasian Interactive Entertainment conference, at RMIT on 30th September. An online exhibition of information […]
Play It Again at Digital Nationz
At the end of September, Melanie Swalwell was an invited speaker at the first Digital Nationz entertainment expo, held at Vector Arena in Auckland. Swalwell, whose […]
Conference CFP: The Born Digital and Cultural Heritage
(Update 22/10/13: The conference website is now up, at http://playitagainproject.org/conference. Updates and further information on the conference will be posted there.) CFP: The Born Digital and […]
First International Game History Conference
The first international game history conference is happening in Montreal in just over a week’s time. The History of Games conference features keynotes from Stephen Kline, […]
Making the History of Computing Relevant
The programme is now up for this conference at the London Science Museum. Helen Stuckey will be talking about our project’s Popular Memory Archive we currently […]
Recent talks on Play It Again
Play It Again team members have spoken about the project at a couple of recent public events and received some coverage. 1. Several team members and […]
Proposal document: The Early History of the Australian Games Industry
Helen Stuckey presented her PhD proposal on The Early History of the Australian Games Industry yesterday. We’ve put the document up here for those of you […]
Digital Heritage Research Group
The inaugural meeting of a new Digital Heritage research group will be held next Monday. Several staff across different Faculties are already researching digital history, heritage […]