Not all copies of a newspaper were created equal. Do you know which edition(s) of you favourite title were actually digitised? Can you find out by examining the metadata? You might be surprised! digitisednewspapers.net/maps/edition/ Oceanic Exchanges

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/glossary/artic…. I can also recommend this great article about ‘foolitons’: jstor.org/stable/23646681

I made an Oceanic Exchanges 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)

Report: The Atlas of Digitised Newspapers and Metadata – Reports from Oceanic Exchanges digitalhumanitiesnow.org/2020/02/the-at…

Thank you OpenMethods for featuring our methodological contribution to #DigitalHumanities! We're truly honoured :) Jaap Verheul DSHjournal Oceanic Exchanges

"Issues with Editions; Editions with Issues" from the *Atlas of Digitised Newspapers and Metadata* co-author @EmilyJLB digitisednewspapers.net/2020-02-25-edi…

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 Julianne Nyhan, @EmilyJLB, melissa terras & Melodee Beals. link.springer.com/article/10.100…

To you work with digitised newspaper collections? Would you like to contribute to the Atlas of Digitized Newspapers? Find out how here: digitisednewspapers.net/contribute/

Very grateful to Chris Wragge for contributing his wonderful selection of digitised newspaper tools to The Atlas of Digitised Newspapers and Metadata. Do you have a tool or project that you'd like to share? digitisednewspapers.net/contribute/sim…

"How do you solve a problem like OCR?" By @EmilyJLB at The Atlas of Digitised Newspapers and Metadata digitisednewspapers.net/2020-03-06-ocr/

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 Oceanic Exchanges? Read all about it on our blog: tinyurl.com/w46dpyd

"Lost Indices: Integrating Contemporary Metadata into Digitised Newspaper Collections" at Oceanic Exchanges's *Atlas of Digitised Newspapers* #dh #dhist #newspapers #metadata digitisednewspapers.net/2020-03-11-ind…

Alongside the Oceanic Exchanges Atlas of Digitised Newspapers, me and Melodee Beals 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/2020-03-11-ind…

Why lists, tags and human error are so important to the creation of robust metadata in #dh heritage collections: digitisednewspapers.net/2020-04-17-wro…

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/2020-04-22-fro…

Congrats to the winners! It was lovely to read about all the work going on across Loughborough University, and we won second place for Oceanic Exchanges.

Nos publicaron un articulo al grupo de Oceanic Exchanges. #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/rehi…

La Revista de Historia de América nos ha publicado una investigación realizada por el equipo OcEx-México, 📌 “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 Oceanic Exchanges