Tag: web2.0

  • Towards an Australian Data Commons

    Australia is setting up an Australian National Data Service (ANDS) over the next six months. Here is the document that outlines the service (link)

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  • Book 2.0?

    Amazon.com changed the way the world buys its books and now it wants to change the way the world reads them.The US-based web retailer has launched a new wireless $US399 ($450) electronic book reader dubbed the Kindle, a name intended to evoke a sense of igniting knowledge. The device is the latest attempt in a…

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  • Transformations Issue 15 – ‘Walter Benjamin and the Virtual’

    Walter Benjamin and the Virtual: Politics, Art, and Mediation in the Age of Global Culture This edition of Transformations focuses on the influence Walter Benjamin continues to have on contemporary thought. It seeks to create a dialogue between contemporary scholars, theorists, and writers from a range of disciplines and practices with Benjamin?s ideas on politics,…

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  • Open Source timeline creation

    ‘Simile Timeline’ is a Open Source timeline creation package created by David Huynh at MIT. It is designed for display in a Web browser. The ability to create a sophisticated interactive timeline will be useful to many in the arts and humanities, although at present the maker of Simile Timeline assumes that one is familar…

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  • About the Enabling Uptake of e-Infrastructure Services Project

    The project will develop strategies aimed at increasing and widening adoption of e-infrastructure and significantly increasing the user-base of JISC funded services. Involvement of actual or potential users of e-infrastructure services is a key element in this: we aim to provide the ground for a change in culture, in the way that researchers see their…

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  • London Seminar in Digital Text and Scholarship

    The London Seminar in Digital Text & Scholarship focuses on the ways in which the digital medium remakes the relationship of readers, writers, scholars, technical practitioners and designers to the manuscript and printed book. Its discussions are intended to inform public debate and policy as well as to stimulate research and provide a broad forum…

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