#OpenAccess: “History in the Era of Massive Data: Online Social Media as Primary Sources for Historians” by Frédéric Clavert (@inactinique), doi.org/10.13109/gege.… #digitalhistory #infohistory #histknow #historiography ^ms

Probably wise of the police to just leave them to it until they do something really dangerous like holding a candlelight vigil for a woman murdered by a police officer.

The next HADES seminar is on this Thursday (15 July), with Amanda Belton, Trent Ryan and Emily Fitzgerald discussing diverse approaches in Digital Humanities. Register at go.unimelb.edu.au/5kdi #conversationsinhades

Word of the day is ‘unasinous’ (17th century): united in stupidity. From the Latin for ‘one ass’.

🚨Attention #LocalHistory folks🚨 Only 2 weeks left to apply for our Social Media Fellowship! If you’re passionate about #LocalHistory and #DigitalEngagement this is the role for you 😀 Details here: balh.org.uk/news-could-you… Get those applications in by Monday 26 July at 5pm.

Want to know more about the role of historical consultants on film sets? Listen to Dr Hugh Doherty share his experience with Prof. Jörg Peltzer here: uni-heidelberg.de/mittelaltertag… But be quick! The interview is available for this week only #HughGoesToHollywood

A reminder that our call for panel papers from postgraduate historians working with digital methods, tools or resources to explore historical phenomena closes on July 16 ihrdighist.blogs.sas.ac.uk/2021/05/postgr… #DHist #DigHist #DigitalHistory

Have a corpus you are looking to analyze? heather froehlich can show you how with this lesson on Antconc - doi.org/10.46430/phen0…

Our seminars are entirely online in 2021 (possibly returning to livestreamed in-person seminars in 2022) which means that postgrad students anywhere in the world have an opportunity to present their work in digital history #DHist #DigHist Send a title and 150 words by July 16th

Call for papers ECREA Communication History Section Workshop in February 2022 History of Digital Media and Digital Media Historiography Where: University of Luxembourg uni.lu C2DH_LU When: 2-4 February 2022 Deadline for submissions: 30 September 2021 Call: ecreahistorysection.com/last-news-2/

A great opportunity to work with our friends BALH boosting #LocalHistory

Apprenez comment manipuler des fichiers texte en Python avec une leçon préparée par William J. Turkel et @Adam_Crymble, traduite par @symac - doi.org/10.46430/phfr0…

Have you used Internet Archive's The Wayback Machine in your investigations? The service archives and makes available much of the public web at the rate of more than 1 billion archived URLs per day. Here are some investigative techniques for you to try out. buff.ly/3nSDOID

For the next few weeks on our Instagram (instagram.com/ueahistory/) we will be introducing some of our current/former students. First up is @FayeBrownie1999 who tells us her favourite modules (hint: Jessica Sharkey will be pleased) & why she would recommend UEA&Norwich

A country awaits your apology, Priti Patel MP (Location: Home Office)

Indeed

Research request klaxon. The only time-series data I can find on absenteeism is the ONS Labour Force Survey, dating back to c. 1993. Does anyone know of any good data I could get my hands on before that? (If the answer is no, this is a useful research finding, too...)

We’re delighted to award two new #ArchiveTestbed grants to University of Brighton Design Archives and Inspire Nottinghamshire Archives! Archive Testbed grants allow services to explore a new idea that could lead to positive change in how we preserve, promote and enable access to archives. Find out more below 👇

Wie wat citeert, bewaart dat: blogpost voor @suzettevhaaren en @a_tomb_a_day. Met dank aan W3C.social/@hvdsomp (Herbert) en Martin Klein. historici.nl/blog-permanent…

Word of the day is 'breedbate' (16th century): one who is always looking for an argument.