10
Mar
A Few Small Repairs
Regular readers of Found History may have noticed that I removed the old tag line "unintentional, unconventional, and amateur
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08
Mar
How to Run Your Startup Digital Humanities Shop
Jason Calacanis got some heat yesterday for his list of 17 tips for running a startup. Some of his suggestions
07
Mar
History and the Long Tail
In an interview on the most recent Digital Campus, PublicDomainReprints.org founder Yakov Shafranovich notes that one of the most
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05
Mar
THATCamp Deadline Approaching
Just a quick reminder to Found History readers that the THATCamp deadline is quickly approaching and space is getting tight.
04
Mar
Federal Funding for the Humanities
Yesterday I spoke at the 2008 conference of the National Humanities Alliance on a panel entitled "Federal Support for
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02
Mar
Twitter as a tool for outreach
In an earlier post I wrote about the early buzz around Omeka, both in the forums and among education, museum,
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29
Feb
Today, Now with 75% Less History
Today In History: History Lite. A blogger in Indianapolis gives us a different take on the history of February 29th.
27
Feb
Briefly Noted for February 27, 2008
A Year Before is a WordPress plugin allowing users to display titles of articles posted n number of days ago.
25
Feb
Netscape RIP
So long Netscape. You were a good friend (for a while). Though official support for the first widely used web
25
Feb
THATPodcast Episode 2: Introducing Omeka
Jeremy and Dave are at it again. This time on THATPodcast they give us a video introduction to Omeka. Sticking