Monthly Archives: September 2008

Scholarship in the Digital Age (Bibliography)

A usuful resource from Christine Borgman’s book (bibliography…link) “Scholars in all fields now have access to an unprecedented wealth of online information, tools, and services. The Internet lies at the core of an information infrastructure for distributed, data-intensive, and collaborative research. Although much attention has been paid to the new technologies making this possible, from [...]

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Open Access and Research Conference 2008

STAMFORD PLAZA HOTEL, BRISBANE, QUEENSLAND 24-25 SEPTEMBER The way we create and disseminate knowledge has undergone profound change over the last ten years. The capacity of ICT and the rise of a rich text, highly interactive, user generated and socially active Internet (Web 2.0) has seen linear models of knowledge production giving way to more [...]

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Fedora Commons Hat Check

HatCheck is a quarterly newsletter published by Fedora Commons by and for communities of Fedora users, developers, vendors and decision makers provided to facilitate the exchange of news, events, information and achievements. Your comments and content are most welcome! Please reply with your news for the December 9, 2008 issue of HatCheck.

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Digitiation Programme Officer JISC Collections / JISC Executive

Salary: £28,000 to £32,800 depending on experience Based in: Central London JISC Collections negotiates agreements for and acquires online content to support education and research. The key ambition in establishing JISC Collections is to widen accessibility to online resources, to save the academic sector time and money, and to improve management of licensing by the [...]

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Opening soon: a digital library for Europe

Europe’s cultural diversity in books, music, paintings, photographs, and films open to all citizens at the click of a mouse via one portal – this dream of a European Digital Library could become reality this autumn. However, further efforts by the EU Member States are needed, said the Commission today in a new Communication on [...]

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Companion to Digital Literary Studies (2008)

We are delighted to announce that the Companion to Digital Literary Studies (2008) is now freely available online at at <http://www.digitalhumanities.org/companion/DLS/>. The online version of the text is hosted by the Alliance of Digital Humanities Organizations and is made freely available through the generosity of our publisher, Blackwell Publishing. With all best wishes, Susan Schreibman [...]

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