Sunset for Ideology, Sunrise for Methodology?
Sometimes friends in other disciplines ask me the question, "So, what are the big ideas in history these days?" I then proceed to fumble around for a few minutes trying to
Digital Humanities
Digital Humanities Start-up Awards Announced
The National Endowment for the Humanities just announced the winners of its latest round of Digital Humanities Start-up Grants. For readers who aren't familiar with the program, these modest ($25,000
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 are typically over the top, but I have to admit that the vast
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 popular uses of his print-on-demand service for public domain Google and Open Content
THATCamp Deadline Approaching
Just a quick reminder to Found History readers that the THATCamp deadline is quickly approaching and space is getting tight. We've received lots of great applications, and it promises to be