Six-nation @DiggingIntoData project studying the global connectedness of nineteenth-century newspapers. Managed by team members.
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Out Now (Open Access): The Atlas of Digitised Newspapers and Metadata: Reports from @OceanicEx, edited by @mhbeals and @EmilyJLB. doi.org/10.6084/m9.figshare.… #dh #dhist
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Nos publicaron un articulo al grupo de @OceanicEx. #historia #HumanidadesDigitales “Si los telegramas no mienten” Origen y circulación de las noticias de la explosión del Maine en la prensa mexicana, febrero 1898 | Revista de Historia de América revistasipgh.org/index.php/r…
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La Revista de Historia de América nos ha publicado una investigación realizada por el equipo OcEx-México,
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“Si los telegramas no mienten” Origen y circulación de las noticias de la explosión del Maine en la prensa mexicana, febrero 1898 bit.ly/33NLWlD @OceanicEx
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Congrats to the winners! It was lovely to read about all the work going on across @lborouniversity, and we won second place for @OceanicEx.
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The face of the newspaper has changed substantially over time, and also varies widely between publications. Find out more from @EmilyJLB at the Atlas of Digitised Newspapers: digitisednewspapers.net/2020…
The face of the newspaper has changed substantially over time, and also varies widely between publications. Find out more from @EmilyJLB at the Atlas of Digitised Newspapers: digitisednewspapers.net/2020…
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Alongside the @OceanicEx Atlas of Digitised Newspapers, me and @mhbeals are publishing blog posts to highlight pecularities of the data/collections. Read the latest: 'Lost Indices: Integrating Contemporary Metadata into Digitised Newspaper Collections' digitisednewspapers.net/2020…
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Happy Friday! What better way to wind down your week than by reading a fabulous new post about the Atlas of Digitised Newspapers and Metadata from the team over @OceanicEx? Read all about it on our blog: tinyurl.com/w46dpyd
To you work with digitised newspaper collections? Would you like to contribute to the Atlas of Digitized Newspapers? Find out how here: digitisednewspapers.net/cont…
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For anyone interested in #digitalhistory, our paper is now available in #OA: it explores the selection criteria that shape public and commercial digital archives of historical newspapers. With @juliannenyhan, @EmilyJLB, @melissaterras & @mhbeals.
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"Issues with Editions; Editions with Issues" from the *Atlas of Digitised Newspapers and Metadata* co-author @EmilyJLB
digitisednewspapers.net/2020…
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Thank you @openmethods_dh for featuring our methodological contribution to #DigitalHumanities! We're truly honoured :) @JacobVerheul @DSHjournal @OceanicEx
Today's highlight on OpenMethods: @ViolaLorella 's and Jaap Verheul's study: Mining ethnicity: Discourse-driven topic modelling of immigrant discourses in the USA, 1898–1920.
Thanks, @mariaquinas !
openmethods.dariah.eu/2020/0…
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Report: The Atlas of Digitised Newspapers and Metadata – Reports from Oceanic Exchanges digitalhumanitiesnow.org/202…
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I made an @OceanicEx infographic to show what we were working with, in terms of numbers, when we made the Atlas of Digitised Newspapers and Metadata. Yes, we really did make a spreadsheet of over 3000 metadata fields (and you can download it from DOI:10.6084/m9.figshare.11560110)
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And the feuilleton was a new newspaper term for me! So now we’ve got an example, if you’re not sure what it means: digitisednewspapers.net/glos…. I can also recommend this great article about ‘foolitons’: jstor.org/stable/23646681
If you don’t know your folio from your masthead, we’ve now added examples for many of our glossary entries in the Atlas of Digitised Newspapers and Metadata: digitisednewspapers.net/glos…
How do #digitizednewspapers collections begin? In 1999, the @KB_Nederland initiated the Roaring 20s and War & Revolution projects, in which 3 newspapers from the 1920s and 300k pages from the 1910s were digitised and OCR'd. Learn more at "The Atlas": digitisednewspapers.net/hist…
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Really pleased to contribute to this wonderful work by @mhbeals and @EmilyJLB and team @OceanicEx! An open access guide to openly licensed digitised newspapers around the world, so you don't have to figure out all the metadata schemas yourself when wanting to reuse them.
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Newly available on the Library of Congress website are the newspapers edited & published by Frederick Douglass, who escaped slavery in 1838 and became a voice for abolitionists as a journalist, orator & author. More: loc.gov/item/prn-20-007/?loc…
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Digitization results in digital objects often accessed in isolation, out of context.
Awesome work @OceanicEx makes visible "relationships btw a database’s internal components, btw data & metadata among collections and btw the digital object & its physical predecessors." #access
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"Además de útil este trabajo es intelectualmente esencial ya que reúne investigación bibliográfica (historias orales, documentación, etc) de cómo fueron construidas - qué decisiones se tomaron, por quién y por qué." (trad.)
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