These materials are accompanied by high-resolution images, stills from
the video, screenshots, and a bit-level copy of the disk image itself,
all publicly accessible with the permission of Kevin Begos, Jr.,
William Gibson, Allan Chasanoff, "Templar," and "Rosehammer."
We are also pleased to be releasing a major new full-length essay
documenting the process of recovering these materials and exploring
their significance for the study of the work: Matthew G. Kirschenbaum,
with Doug Reside and Alan Liu, "No Round Trip: Two New Primary Sources
for Agrippa."
direct link: http://agrippa.english.ucsb.edu/kirschenbaum-matthew-g-with-doug-reside-and-alan-liu-no-round-trip-two-new-primary-sources-for-agrippa
The Agrippa Files, a project of the UC Santa Barbara English Department's
Literature.Culture.Media Center, was aided by the Maryland Institute
for Technology in the Humanities (MITH) and the Digital Forensics Lab
at University of Maryland, College Park, in recovering and releasing
these materials. Special thanks to Doug Reside and Matt Kirschenbaum
for their efforts."
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