Skip to main content Publications About the Lab “So Retro ,” CNET (August 2018) “Disks back from the dead ,” Nature: International Weekly Journal of Science (May 2017) “Obsolete No More ,” Coloradan: University of Colorado Alumni Magazine (December 2016) the Creators Project features the MAL and its artist residency series in “Dig up Dead Tech at the Media Archaeology Lab ” (July 2014) Alexis Madrigal, Senior Editor at The Atlantic , lists the MAL on OneBusiness in a list of “5 Intriguing Things ” (January 2013) Alexis Madrigal, Senior Editor at The Atlantic, mentions the MAL on The Atlantic online in “The Lost Ancestors of ASCII Art ” (January 2013), reblogged on Boing Boing Brad Feld, the managing director of the Foundry Group and MAL donor, blogs about the MAL: “Hidden Boulder Gem: The Media Archaeology Lab ” (November 2013) Nick Montfort blogs about the lab in a post titled “Media Archaeology Lab’s New Media ” (July 2013) Colorado Arts & Sciences Magazine publishes a write-up on the MAL, “Where old computers don’t go to die ” (December 2012)Jussi Parikka blogs about the lab and its relation to Wolfgang Ernst’s Media Archaeological Fundus in Berlin (October 2012) the Library of Congress blog The Signal: Digital Preservation mentions the MAL along with MITH and the Salman Rushdie Digital Archive at Emory University in a post titled “‘It’s Dead, Jim’: Resurrecting an Obsolete File, Part 2 ” (December 2011) the Poetry Foundation mentions the MAL in relation to a paper Lori Emerson presented on the lab at E-Poetry Festival in May 2011 (Buffalo, NY): “Celebrating (and preserving) ten years of E-Poetry .” (April 2011) 
