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Digital containment and its discontents |
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| Authors: | Natasha Dow Schüll |
| Institution: | 1. natasha.schull@nyu.edu |
| Abstract: | This essay explores a set of existential risks that accompany digital storage capacities, devices, and promises: the anxious exhaustion of digital housekeeping; the disorientation of self-archiving; and the annihilating sense of loss that strikes when digital containment fails. |
| Keywords: | Data compression container formats digital hoarding self-archiving data doubles |