Personal news update: I'm delighted to announce that as of today, I am an actual Bluesky employee! I'll be working to welcome indie media and local govt to Bsky—and supporting those already here.
I'll always want to hear your thoughts on how we can make Bsky the sort of social media we all want!
A digital poster with information and a link (bit.ly/warc-2026-signup) about signing up to receive reminders and updates for release of the 2026 web archiving school application.
Applications open soon for the second Web Archiving School co-hort. Our fellowship aims to create a new generation of web archiving practitioners dedicated to documenting the Black experience. Sign up today to receive reminders and updates on the application: bit.ly/warc-2026-si...
Hurrah!
I love Ida!
I’m also interested in these syllabi! Working to formulate a class on varieties of reading (close, distant, paranoid, reparative, social, etc) 📚
Thinking about you lots, @perrycollins.bsky.social.
For time travel: I love Emma Straub’s This Time Tomorrow in both print and audiobook form.
Let it be so!
ceramic tile mimicking a sheet of paper scanned from a book. artist has created the impression of type as well as someone's handwritten notes that read "from Marshall McLuhan Understanding Media The Extensions of Man Cambridge MA The MIT PRess, 1994. 7-21
a sheet of paper lies on grey carpet on the left. the first page of a pdf of a text appears on the paper. title reads "The Question Concerning Technology / Martin Heidegger". next to the sheet of paper is a ceramic tile that looks nearly identical to the sheet of paper. the tile has a small horizontal crack in the left margin. the crack is mirrored by a tear in the sheet of paper on the left.
this is what happens when artists take classes in media theory: they make incredibly ceramic tiles of the first page of McLuhan's "The Medium is the Message" and Heidegger's "The Question Concerning Technology" as part of their presentation! I mean really, people. Look at these things 😍
Honored to have and hold this gorgeous piece by @quinnanya.me, in its embroidery-loop-astronaut-helmet!
The dh+lib Review is re-launching after our technology-prompted hiatus.
We invite you to join us as a volunteer Editor-at-Large (EAL). Our EALs are essential to our production process. If you're already an EAL, you can sign up for shifts in the dh+lib slack. docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1F...
Selfie of the author holding a physical copy of the book The Routledge Companion to Libraries, Archives, and the Digital Humanities.
I love contributor copy day! Happy to be included in this hefty collection! My work with @spotvin.bsky.social and @emgrumbach.bsky.social has been such a wonderful journey!
A collection-item relationship classic: Robin Wendler’s “on a horse” problem?
Congratulations!
Whew, thank you 💗
It’s beautiful!!!
Good morning, DH folks on BlueSky! The Association for Computers and the Humanities now joined here. Please follow us and share the news with your DH communities!