Tweet I managed to take in Mathias Klang’s seminar Disruptive Technology: Effects of Technology Regulation on Democracy over the HUMlab internet stream, in the comfort of my own home…as they say. The archived stream will be online soon so I … Continue reading
Tweet Our system admin just called me over to tell me that the new blog server is choking up because something is trying to reach the old MT blog. What it looks like, from reading the blogs, is that what … Continue reading
Tweet Tomorrow Mathias Klang from Göteborg University will be in HUMlab. Mathias is known primarily for his work with the open source and free culture movement. He is the Swedish representative for the Free Software Foundation of Europe as well … Continue reading
Tweet The HUMlab blog Patrik’s Sprawl Emerging Communications Praktikanten One of my favorite analogies of a blog is the living room. A warm and cozy place to invite friends for a little snack and conversation. HUMlab has used Movable Type … Continue reading
Tweet Information about the first HASTAC In|Formation Year event: Katrina: After the Storm Summit, Sept. 27-30 at University of Illinois-Urbana-Champaign http://www.katrinasummit.uiuc.edu/ A year after hurricane Katrina’s devastation of the Louisiana and Mississippi gulf coasts, rebuilding efforts are finally moving forward. … Continue reading
Tweet Sometimes I use this space to list interesting resources and initiatives to do with digital humanities (just in case you do not know about them already): Maryland Institute for Technology in the Humanities. As Geoffrey Rockwell points out they … Continue reading
Tweet A few days ago I held a seminar, “Religion on the Net, and religion in the heart”, at the Department of Religious studies concerning ICT and religion (in a broad sense). We read Christopher Helland’s text “Online Religion as … Continue reading
