Publications
Research undertaken by the Lab is described or mentioned in the following publications.
John Durno, John Aycock, and Alexandra Tenney. 2025. Big Baggy Shorts: Recovering Data From Canada’s Telidon System, IEEE Annals of the History of Computing 47(1) (Jan-Mar 2025), 64-71.
Lori Emerson. 2025. Other Networks: a radical technology sourcebook. [S.I.]: Anthology Editions. [section "Teletext"]
John Durno. 2024. Telidon Regained: Emulating 1980s Canadian Videotex Art, in Francesca Franco and Andrés Burbano (eds.): RE:SOURCE 2023 [conference proceedings]. Resource Press, 2024.
John Durno. 2023. The Death and Improbable Resurrection of Telidon Art, in Lavery, Lauren (ed.): Remember Tomorrow: A Telidon Story [exhibition catalogue]. Peripheral Review and InterAccess.
John Durno. 2021. Extending Capacities in Digital Archaeology: Study Leave Report. UVicSpace, 2021-11-05
John Durno. 2019. Videotex Art Restoration: Technical and Conceptual Challenges [poster]. iPres 2019, [Proceedings] [UVic Repository]
John Durno. 2019. "Machine stitched into a corner of the Canadian modern age flag": Glenn Howarth's Telidon art. University of Victoria Special Collections and University Archives, [part of [untitled]: The Artists' Archives at the University of Victoria Libraries ]
John Durno. 2017. Interactive NAPLPS (Telidon 709) graphics on a modern computer: Technical note. UVicSpace
John Durno. 2016. Digital archaeology and/or forensics: working with floppy disks from the 1980s. Code4Lib Journal, October 2016
John Durno. 2016. Building capacities in digital archaeology: study leave report. UVicSpace, October 2016
John Durno. 2016.Displaying NAPLPS (Telidon 709) graphics on a modern computer: Technical note. UVicSpace, June 2016
John Durno. 2015. Digital forensics on a shoestring: a case study from the University of Victoria. Code4Lib Journal, January 2015