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News Created: 12 January 2016

Digital Musicology #1: Medieval sources brought back to life

Guest Blog Post by Eliane Fankhauser, Utrecht University, E.A.Fankhauser@uu.nl

News Created: 11 January 2016

Who's Using What: EEXCESS Project

EEXCESS develops open source software for enriching web channels like websites or social networks with cultural heritage and scholarly content. It consists of several sub-projects that together offer a privacy-preserving, personalised recommendation service for cultural heritage and scholarly content.

News Created: 7 January 2016

Choosing a country's artworks for Europeana 280: Denmark

News Created: 16 December 2015

From public libraries to business and brokerage: a round-up of Europeana Task Forces

News Created: 14 December 2015

EDM turns five, so now what?

News Created: 9 December 2015

Introducing Embedr - image embedding done right!

News Created: 9 December 2015

Text Mining #4: My Wish List to the GLAM: Providing access to data for text mining

I specialise in text mining and over the last eight years obtaining access to data has been crucial for doing the work I do. More recently, I have been part of many digital humanities projects, including Trading Consequences and Palimpsest, where we mined a series of different textual sources from archives and libraries.

News Created: 8 December 2015

The State of the Commons in Europeana: a 2015 review

News Created: 7 December 2015

Developing an interactive visualisation of Europe's historic newspapers

The Historic Newspapers collection of the European Library website gives access to 10 million European digitised newspaper pages. While the availability and accessibility of this rich material are a great addition to the Digital Humanities (DH) researcher corpus, it is quite a challenge exploring such a vast amount of data.
 

News Created: 4 December 2015

"He is one of those who don't want millions, but an answer to their questions"* - The Europeana Cloud Research Communities Web Survey

The increasing use of digital methods in the humanities and social sciences as well as the proliferation of various digital humanities initiatives the last decades have created an important need for evidenced-based data on the use of digital methods and tools by Humanists and Social Scientists.

Title:

printing house from "La Veille de la Révolution"

Date:

1886

Institution:

British Library

Country:

United Kingdom

Copyright:

Public Domain

News Created: 1 December 2015

Presenting the Europeana Publishing Framework

Sharing your digital collection via Europeana? Or thinking about doing so? Then the Europeana Publishing Framework is here to guide you.

News Created: 30 November 2015

Text Mining #3: Europeana for Quantitative Literary History

Over the last several years, there has been an increasing interest in large-scale, computational, quantitative investigations into European literary history. Scholars working on texts from many different European literary traditions are using tools and services from computational linguistics, adapting methods from computer science and statistics, and developing new tools and methods for their research.