Digital reproduction
No (1952)
Yes (820)
Kategorie: English Corner
Medieval English genealogy: updates: 29 March 2023
Medieval and Renaissance Women: full list of the digitized manuscripts
Only one Ms. from my suggestions was’nt digitized, see https://archivalia.hypotheses.org/140168
Music fragments from Württemberg monasteries
#FragmentOfTheDay #FragmentFriday The project on Music Fragments from Württemberg Monasteries published their fragments in December, making the HSA Stuttgart the #1 institution of Fragmentarium with sexy Psalters like this one. Exurge et intende indeed! https://t.co/iQcFwHyuK2 pic.twitter.com/PvwLkGPIW5
— Fragmentarium (@FragmentariumMS) March 24, 2023
Why and How Scholarly Knowledge Should Be Free for All
Did you know that Peter Baldwin's latest book, Athena Unbound, is available to read now via #openaccess or purchase in print from @mitpress?
📖https://t.co/RqpDPNs6vTRead or purchase the book, then register for our virtual #booktalk on March 28:
🎟️https://t.co/D5PuHB2rD6 pic.twitter.com/YkTAfryOc5— Internet Archive (@internetarchive) March 24, 2023
Top 10 Most Iconic Images of the Middle Ages
What academic research is ChatGPT accessing?
Nearly 20 Hindawi journals delisted from Web of Science amid paper mill concerns
The Humanities in the Digital
Exciting news🤩
My book "The Humanities in the Digital" has just been published #OpenAccess!!!
I🧡 thank @FnrLux and @C2DH_LU for the funding🙏
Special thanks to @stakats for his constant support and to Johanna Drucker for writing the Foreword🙏
Download👇https://t.co/1huHIAfzoz pic.twitter.com/bePHjbzRVq— Lorella Viola (@ViolaLorella) March 22, 2023
The Orphan Works Directive is broken but the Commission won’t fix it!
The Internet Archive is Defending Its Digital Library in Court
Arsenical books database
http://wiki.winterthur.org/wiki/ARSENICAL_BOOKS_DATABASE (Danke an AKW)
#buchgeschichte
Dutch historian finds medieval treasure using metal detector
Stanford Libraries launches Taube Archive of the International Military Tribunal at Nuremberg, 1945-46
A Review of the Königsfelden Online Edition
Pollin, Christopher. “A Review of the Königsfelden Online Edition.” RIDE 16 (2023). doi: https://doi.org/10.18716/ride.a.16.5
#histmonast
RIDE
“In volume 16 (https://ride.i-d-e.de/issues/issue-16/) of RIDE, five
editions were reviewed with a specific focus on the FAIR Data
Principles (Findable, Accessible, Interoperable, Reusable). What does
FAIRness mean in the context of digital scholarly editions? Can the
FAIR principles be applied to digital edition projects at all? How do
we measure their FAIRness? This volume aims to foster a conversation
about these questions.” (dm-l)
For Rare Book Librarians, It’s Gloves Off. Seriously
Princeton “In the Public Domain” digital collection
Rare Books and Manuscripts Relationship Designators
http://id.loc.gov/vocabulary/rbmsrel
#buchgeschichte
Open Access in China
Petition against Brauer Museum (Valpariso, IN) Deaccessioning
“I am asking for your support to protest the President and Board of Valparaiso University’s decision to sell three paintings from the collection of the Brauer Museum of Art to fund renovations to freshman dorms. The president argues that the Brauer Museum is a “one small piece of [campus…and] is not part of our strategic plan and our core mission of educating students.” The three works are Mountain Landscape, 1849 by Frederic Church, The Silver Veil and the Golden Gate, 1914 by Childe Hassam, and Rust Red Hills, 1930 by Georgia O’Keeffe. The president has shrugged off the condemnatory statement issued by the Taskforce for the Protection of University Collections as coming from a “special interest group.” For more information, please visit https://www.artisacoreresource.com, where there is a petition you can sign and email directly to President Padilla. Feel free to write your own email, if you wish, president@valpo.edu.
Please also circulate the website address among your colleagues.
Thank you for your support,
Jonathan Canning” (AAMG-L)

The David Rumsey Map Collection online database has grown to over 120,000 maps and related images
Are papers published in predatory journals worthless?
Short answer: no. https://doi.org/10.1162/qss_a_00242 #beall
Z-Library now has secret “personal domains” for each user
Finding Open Images and Audio
USA: Up to 75 percent of books published before 1964 may now be in the public domain
Libraries in the Manuscript Ages
https://doi.org/10.1515/9783110779653 (Open Access)