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2001
Hopefully, my arguments are dancing in the petri dish with a deadly strain of a linguistic virus, or, on the very importance of the metaphoric as semantic to communication, understanding, and the philosophy of language [...], Matienzo, Mark A. , Department of Philosophy, Wooster, OH, (2001)
2002
On anarchivism: perpetuating the postmodern turn within archival thought, Matienzo, Mark A. , (2002)
2004
Uncovering our Tracks: Ideology and the Archival Enterprise, Matienzo, Mark A. , (2004)
2007
Planning For Disaster: How To Create Unmaintainable Indexing Workflows, Matienzo, Mark A. , Code4lib, 01/03/2007, Athens, Georgia, (2007)
Review of Memory Practices In The Sciences, by Geoffrey C. Bowker, Matienzo, Mark A. , Journal of the Association for History and Computing, 02/2007, Volume X, Issue 1, (2007)
Promoting Drexel Through Its Archives, Matienzo, Mark A. , 17/04/2007, Drexel University, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, (2007)
ohilist.py: Processing MARC into HTML, Matienzo, Mark A. , 26/10/1007, Seattle Public Library, (2007)
Rethinking Access and Descriptive Practice, Matienzo, Mark A. , Society of American Archivists, 31/08/2007, Chicago, (2007)
2008
Canonization, Archivalization, and the "Archival Imaginary", Matienzo, Mark A. , Archive Fervour/Archive Further: Literature, Archives, and Literary Archives , 09/07/2008, Aberystwyth University, Aberystwyth, Wales, (2008)
Archivists' Toolkit, or, how anarchivist got his groove back, Matienzo, Mark A. , Code4lib, 27/02/2008, Portland, Oregon, (2008) Abstract
Kobold Chieftain, a.k.a. Fac-Back-OPAC - Lightning Talk, Farrell, Gabriel, and Matienzo Mark A. , Code4lib, 27/02/2008, Portland, Oregon, (2008) Abstract
HOWTO meet people and have fun at code4lib, Matienzo, Mark A. , Code4lib, 28/02/2008, Portland, Oregon, (2008)
EPODe: Extensible Platform for Oral History Delivery, Matienzo, Mark A. , 28/03/2008, New York, NY, (2008) Abstract
Cheeseburgers With Everything: Context, Content, and Connections in Archival Description, Matienzo, Mark A. , EAD@10: A Symposium Celebrating the 10th Anniversary of Encoded Archival Description, 31/08/2008, San Francisco, (2008)
2009
Old Stuff, New Tricks: How Archivists Are Making Special Collections Even More Special Using Web 2.0 Technologies, Lacher-Feldman, Jessica, Matienzo Mark A., Green Jean L., and Schindler Amy C. , American Association for History and Computing, 03/01/2009, New York, NY, (2009) Abstract  Download: AHA_AAHC_aka_Your_Best_Presentation_of_2009_s.ppt (17.26 MB)
Linked Data and Archival Description: Confluences, Contingencies, and Conflicts, Matienzo, Mark A. , Encoded Archival Description Roundtable, Society of American Archivists, 12/08/2009, Austin, Texas, (2009)
Online Presence and Participation, Matienzo, Mark A. , Society of American Archivists, 13/08/2009, Austin, Texas, (2009)
Archives & the Semantic Web, Matienzo, Mark A. , New York Archivists' Roundtable Annual Meeting, 23/06/2009, New York, NY, (2009)
HOWTO Meet People and Have Fun At code4libcon 2009, Matienzo, Mark A. , code4lib, 24/02/2009, Providence, RI, (2009)
How I failed to present on using DVCS to control archival metadata, Matienzo, Mark A. , code4lib, 24/02/2009, Providence, RI, (2009)
2010
Linked Data and the Future of Archival Description, Matienzo, Mark A. , ARC Magazine, 06/2010, Volume 250, p.18-19, (2010)  Download: ARCarticleJune2010.pdf (213.63 KB)
ArchivesSpace Technical Planning Meeting: Summary Report on Technical Architecture, Matienzo, Mark A. , 07/2010, (2010)
Accessioning, Transfer, and Ingest Workflow for Born-Digital Archives in Collecting Repositories, Matienzo, Mark A. , Society of American Archivists Research Forum, 10/08/2010, Washington, DC, (2010)  Download: SAAposter.pdf (241.99 KB)
Linked Data and Archival Description: Confluences, Contingencies, and Conflicts, Matienzo, Mark A. , Cornell University Library Metadata Working Group, 19/02/2010, Ithaca, NY, (2010) Abstract
Learning to Take, Learning to Give: Linking as Repurposing Metadata, Matienzo, Mark A. , New England Archivists, 20/03/2010, Amherst, MA, (2010)