O'Reilly on the History of Science
In a post today called Remember the old "Two Cultures" Debate? Tim O'Reilly points to Jon
Practicing What It Preaches
I was happy to read in this month's Public History News that the National Council for Public History&
More from UWO
Bill Turkel has a fantastic post about the ways people search for history online. Using search data released by AOL
For Further Reading
This is slightly off-topic, but anyone interested in public history should check out the student blogroll for Alan MacEachern'
Historical Marker Mashup
Many of you know that over the past year or so CHNM has been trying to secure funding for History
What is a Museum?
This one comes from Found History reader Tim, who wanted to hear my thoughts on NPR's recent story
Looking for (Digital) History?
This one has been making the rounds, and rightly so. Bill Turkel has posted a very useful and much needed
Yellow Arrow
Here's another instance of amateurs beating professionals to the punch.
There has been a lot of talk lately
Calendars as Timelines
Jeremy had a post yesterday about the buzz over timelines at CHNM. For the last year or so, we have
Finding History in the September 11 Digital Archive
Because it follows from some talks I've given in the past, this may be cheating on my resolution