Episode 95 – MLA, AHA, and Aaron Swartz

1 February, 2013 1 comment

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One episode closer to the century mark, Amanda, Dan, Mills, and Tom welcome Kathleen Fitzpatrick and Tim Carmody for a debriefing on digital developments at the annual meetings of the MLA and AHA and a discussion of the tragic suicide of programmer and activist Aaron Swartz.

Links mentioned on the podcast:

Dan Cohen, Digital History at the 2013 AHA Meeting
Mark Sample, Digital Humanities at MLA 2013
MLA Commons
Aaron Swartz (Wikipedia)
Tim Carmody, Memory to myth: tracing Aaron Swartz through the 21st century

Running time: 58:04
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Categorized under conferences, copyright, digital humanities, intellectual property, journals, JSTOR, law, libraries, open access

1 comment to “Episode 95 – MLA, AHA, and Aaron Swartz”

  1. Michael Ullyot : 4th February, 2013

    Thanks for the shout-out, Amanda! I’m just catching up on this today (4 Feb).

    Here’s a post based on the MLA paper you mentioned:
    http://ullyot.ucalgaryblogs.ca/2013/01/21/scaling-shakespeare/

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