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Blog Created: 2 July 2012 Eleanor Kenny

EU award for Europeana cultural hackers

Network Creative industries Events
On June 22nd 2012, Europeana showcased award-winning apps that demonstrate the social and commercial possibilities of open cultural data and its potential to touch everyday lives, at the European Commission's Digital Agenda Assembly.
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pressrelease Created: 20 December 2011

Mobile browsing will transform the web

A new report, Culture on the Go, from UK web-watchers CIBER Research, shows how access to information is changing as people search for, read and use information on the move. A growing proportion of web browsing happens on smartphones like the new Mac iPhon
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Title:

printing house from "La Veille de la Révolution"

Date:

1886

Institution:

British Library

Country:

United Kingdom

Copyright:

Public Domain

Publication Created: 28 November 2015

Europeana Publishing Guide

Data publication Cultural Heritage Institutions data-partner-documentation

The Europeana Publishing Guide outlines the criteria for ensuring that your metadata aligns with the Europeana Publishing Framework and Europeana Licensing Framework. We will work with you to make sure that your datasets meet our publication criteria.

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Blog Created: 15 March 2016

From 'Digital Humanities' to 'Research Infrastructures', a motivating talk by Lorna Hughes at Athena R.C.

Advocacy Academic Research

As the broader field of digital humanities and digital scholarship in the humanities expands, the discussion about how we communicate digital humanities research and what might be the role of digital research infrastructures on this respect is essential for the understanding of the implications of what is called “the digital turn"

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News Created: 2 March 2016 Stephen Bull

Europeana 1914-1918: Showcasing Crowdsourcing and User Generated Content as The 'New' History

Academic Research Crowdsourcing

There is a genuine case to be made that, in the digital age, 'User Generated Content' (UGC) is 'new history'. Its beauty is twofold: much of it has never been shared outside of a family or personal context, and now, being seen publicly for the first time, it can be marshalled into categories and mined for research.

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News Created: 8 February 2016

We discovered the book of the future

Academic Research

The first Book Hackathon in Greece was held on the 22nd, 23rd and 24th of January at the Onassis Cultural Centre. Ten teams, constituted by artists, designers, publishers, writers, poets, developers, innovative businessmen and hackers, were called to imagine the book of the future, in collaboration with the Europeana Space network and support of the non-profit organization Greek Free / Open Source Software Society (GFOSS)

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News Created: 11 February 2016

Experts talk on tools, services and content priorities in Archaeology and the Classics

Academic Research

Archaeologists and scholars working on the Antiquity were invited to discuss and assess existing tools and content in the area, to review related Europeana content, to give insights about user requirements, to give advice on feasibility of Europeana working in that area with a focus on issues concerning the creation and use of related datasets and to specify additional content to be aggregated by Europeana.

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News Created: 9 December 2015

Text Mining #4: My Wish List to the GLAM: Providing access to data for text mining

Academic Research

I specialise in text mining and over the last eight years obtaining access to data has been crucial for doing the work I do. More recently, I have been part of many digital humanities projects, including Trading Consequences and Palimpsest, where we mined a series of different textual sources from archives and libraries.

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News Created: 7 December 2015

Developing an interactive visualisation of Europe's historic newspapers

Academic Research

The Historic Newspapers collection of the European Library website gives access to 10 million European digitised newspaper pages. While the availability and accessibility of this rich material are a great addition to the Digital Humanities (DH) researcher corpus, it is quite a challenge exploring such a vast amount of data.

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News Created: 16 September 2015

Europeana Research Workshop on Tools, Services and Content Priorities in Audio and Vision

Academic Research

On Friday, September 18th 2015, Europeana Research organizes a Workshop on Tools, Services and Content Priorities in Audio and Vision at the Royal Library, Søren Kirkegaards Plads 1, Copenhagen. The Black Diamond.

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