Showcasing important digital humanities scholarship and news of interest to the DH community.
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Editors’ Choice: The (Im)possibility of Autonomous Feminist Infrastructures
Our take: Can a digital infrastructure ever be truly autonomous from the systems it seeks to challenge? In this article, Cécile Chevalier, Irene Fubara-Manuel, and…
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Editors’ Choice: Mapping Prefectural-Level Financial Mobilisation in Wartime Japan
Our take: In this post, Brian Wong brings overlooked local archives into conversation through AI-assisted transcription, historical geocoding, and interactive mapping. By tracing the spatial…
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Editors’ Choice: The Slow Formation of Durable Software
Our take: In this post, Dan Cohen reflects on the early development of Zotero and details this history. He focuses on “Zotero’s pre-history, what it…
News
- Job Announcement: Assistant Professor in Media Industries and AI
- Job Announcement: Assistant Professor in Digital Humanities
- Job Announcement: Developer and Emerging Technologies Specialist at University of Virginia
- Job Announcement: Data Services Librarian at Boston College
- Job Announcement: Open Rank Tenured/Tenure Track Professor of Data Science in Data and Society
- Job Announcement: Born-Digital Collections Coordinator at Library of Virginia
- Event Announcement: Talking AI: A Guided Conversation on AI Critique and Refusal in Academic Librarianship – SCARLA
- Weekly Highlight: Programmable Mutter
- DHNow Newsletter, October 14, 2026
- DHNow Newsletter, October 7, 2026
- Weekly Highlight: Digital Library Federation
- Weekly Highlight: AWOL The Ancient World Online
- Resource: The continuous critical edition: publish to the rhythm of the encoding
- Resource: Digital Roofs: an iDAI.field Configuration and Guideline
- Resource: Creating and Hosting Basic IIIF Images and Manifests Using GitHub
- Resource: Management of Electronic Theses and Dissertations (ETDs) Metadata
- Video: How LLMs Distort Our Written Language
- Resource: DIY Web Archiving
- Report: The 2026 State of Open Infrastructure report: Running to stay in place
- Report: Look Mom, Libraries are in the New York Times!
- Report: Traceable AI Answers for Public Data: Event Recording & Field Guide
- Report: DLF Digest: October 2026
- Report: shared vector embeddings
- Interview: Where Are the Hypertexts Now? Mark Bernstein on Storyspace, Eastgate, AI, and the Future of Electronic Literature