A panel session organised by Tim Hitchcock and Jason Kelly at the North American Conference on British Studies on 13 November demonstrated that the digital humanities, and digital history in particular, are thriving in the field of British studies. The panel brought...
…is the title of an exhaustive survey of the Burney newspaper collection in The Papers of the Bibliographical Society of America, 104:1 2010 p. 5-52. The original collection, purchased from the library of the Rev. Dr. Charles Burney (1757-1817), actually begins...
British History Online (BHO) has been generously funded by the American Friends of the IHR to digitise more of the Alumni Oxonienses, a listing of members of the University of Oxford compiled by Joseph Foster.Last year, also with funding from the American Friends, we...
A report in Media History outlines the problems accessing European television history, from the obvious language barriers, to archival content, meta data (and basic cataloguing), as well as IPR issues. However developments and innovations in digital and web...
Many people would see our current celebrity-obsessed age as standing in stark contrast to the past, when renown was based on solid achievements. Fred Inglis, in his Short History of Celebrity (reviewed here this week in Reviews in History), demonstrates that the...
Christine D. Myers (Franklin University) has produced a useful bibliography of online resources for the study of Victorian women (in Women’s History Review, 18:5, 2009). Intended as a guide for teaching courses the bibliography is wide ranging and covers...
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