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Librarians & Historians, Unite! (Digitally.)
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Digitizing the Great Folk Scare
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Digital Project & Final Essays Guidelines
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We Are the Web
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Josh Honn on Open Peer Review
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Digitizing Folk Music History Potential Research Projects
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Five Hypotheses for Digital History
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Digital History Versus Digital Humanities
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The Labor of the Cooperative Digital Humanities
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Only Disconnect?
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Million Song Dataset
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This Course Was Made For You and Me
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Culture Machine – The Digital Humanities, Beyond Computing
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Syllabus Draft—Digitizing Folk Music History
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Quantifying Public Intellect, Qualifying Public Intellect
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Data For What?
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Come Gather Round (the Computer) People
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