3 Innovation Killers in Digital Humanities
Here's a list of three questions one might overhear in a peer review panel for digital humanities funding, each of which can kill a project in its tracks:
* Haven't
Digital Humanities
E-Book Readers: Parables of Closed and Open
During a discussion of e-book readers on a recent episode of Digital Campus, I made a comparison between Amazon's Kindle and Apple's iPod which I think more or less
A Google Books Cautionary Tale
This one made the rounds of Twitter earlier today thanks to Jo Guldi. This month Wired Magazine tells a cautionary tale for those following the progress of Google Books. Entitled "Google’s
Privatizing Holocaust History?
For the past few years, the National Archives and Records Administration (NARA) has undertaken a series of public-private digitization partnerships, especially with a company called Footnote.com. These partnerships provide NARA with free
SI and Flickr Commons
Originally published in the journal Archival Science, the Smithsonian Institution Libraries has just released under open access terms a report of the Institution’s experience with Flickr Commons. Written by Martin Kalfatovic, Effie