The document discusses how online news archives and streaming video technologies can transport viewers back and forth in time. It provides examples of CBS News streaming its live 1963 coverage of JFK's assassination and the British Pathé archive making its 85,000 historical videos available on YouTube. These archives allow audiences not present for the original news events to experience them through a sense of presence and transportation. The use of digital technologies to preserve and share archived news content across time is analyzed.

1. Back and forth in time:
Online news archives and presence
as transportation

2. Presence and the Past
 Presence (Lombard and Ditton, 1997) provides an
explanation of six modes of media engagement effects.
 Presence as transportation best explains the use of
Web 2.0 technologies such as streaming and sharing
video to interact with online news archives.
 “You are there” – taking the viewer back in time to the
event being reported.
 “It is here” – taking the content forward in time to
audiences not included in the content’s original purpose
as news.

3. A 50-Year Time Journey
 On Nov. 22-25, 2013,
CBSNews.com presented
an online video stream
of the network’s
breaking coverage and
aftermath of the
assassination of
President John F.
Kennedy in Dallas, Texas,
EXACTLY as viewers saw
it on Nov. 22-25, 1963.

4. The Mediated Moment

5. Stream of the Century
 British Pathé Ltd. is an
independent archive and the
descendant of one of the major
newsreel producers for theaters
and cinemas in the twentieth
century.
 In April 2014, the company
announced it was putting its
entire news archive – more than
85,000 videos – online as a
YouTube channel.

6. “We Are British Pathé”

7. The Future of the Past
Archive building – local and
global – continues
Future technology issues
ISOJ as collective memory?

8. Thank You for Attending ISOJ 2015
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Sources: CBSNews.com and dvp-potpourri.blogspot.com, British Pathé
Ltd. and British Pathé on YouTube
(https://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_profilepage&v=jd8_a
An8cdE)