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By Trettien on Apr 16th, 2010

Doug Reside's HASTAC10 talk on "A Technical Framework for Publishing Electronic Editions" begins with a "common anxiety": libraries tend to be...

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By Trettien on Apr 16th, 2010

Doug Reside's HASTAC10 talk on "A Technical Framework for Publishing Electronic Editions" begins with a "common anxiety": libraries tend to be...

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By Trettien on Nov 22nd, 2009

Amidst all the exciting news in the digital humanities world this week, the Shakespeare Quartos Archive was quietly launched. This is big news for...

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By Trettien on Feb 25th, 2009
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About four months ago -- back when my ramblings about ars combinatoria and digital poetry and text-generating volvelles from the seventeenth century...
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By Trettien on Jan 21st, 2009

I began writing a comment in response to Jed's recent post on "old media," but it was getting long. So I've decided to continue the conversation...

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By Trettien on Oct 20th, 2008
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John Unsworth gave a talk at Harvard tonight teasingly titled "How Not to Read a Million Books: Text Mining, and Reading the Unreadable." He spoke...

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By Trettien on Sep 23rd, 2008

From 1680 to 1793, the Comédie-Française, a French theatre troupe founded by Louis XIV, kept meticulous records for each of its performances. At...

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Whitney is a PhD student in the English department at Duke University. She recently completed an SM in Comparative Media Studies at MIT, where she produced a digital thesis on combinatory reading/writing and worked for the HyperStudio Digital Humanities Lab.

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