A MITH Digital Dialogue Tuesday, November 13, 12:30-1:45 MITH Conference Room, McKeldin Library B0135 "The Linguistics of Spin" by STEPHAN GREENE and PHILIP RESNIK There [...]
There have been some adjustments to the fall Digital Dialogues schedule. There will be no talk on 11/6. LINDA FRUEH's talk, originally scheduled for 11/6, [...]
Since the mid-nineties, the problem of long-term archiving and preservation of digital information has received considerable attention by major archiving communities, library organizations, government agencies, [...]
MITH is very pleased to welcome the Text Encoding Initiative Consortium to College Park next week for its 20th Anniversary Members' Meeting. Registration is now [...]
"The degree to which American society has embraced and absorbed computer technologies is astonishing. The degree to which the changes provoked by computers leave prevailing [...]
Art has never been a mere mirror up to nature, yet as in no other medium has it been so easy to create a simulacra [...]
Digital technology has changed the way scholars research, preserve, and present humanities materials. The NEH, through its Digital Humanities Initiative (DHI), has taken a leadership [...]
It is with great sadness that MITH notes the passing of Roy Rosenzweig, founding director of the Center for History and New Media at George [...]
A MITH Digital Dialogue Tuesday, October 16, 12:30-1:45 MITH Conference Room, McKeldin Library B0135 "A Candid Chat About the NEH's Digital Humanities Initiative" by BRETT [...]
The emergence of a commercialized Internet is a very recent phenomenon. Historians and other scholars have examined its early history, especially its origins in the [...]