As we ramp up to the release of our first issue (stay tuned for an upcoming release date announcement), I wanted to introduce you to our roster of digitalcultureweek authors. I’d also like to invite you to take a look at last week’s post announcing the formation of DCW and consider becoming a contributor yourself! ...

What it is Fortunately for those of us involved in the digital humanities and new media studies, the information landscape is filled with thought-provoking commentary about research, tools, datasets, new distribution networks, and new ways of legitimating these networks. Of course, riches like this often come at the cost of valuable time. Enter that dreaded ...

Digital humanities scholarship is, as Melissa Terras’s “Quantifying Digital Humanities” infographic reveals concisely, steadily finding new practitioners, funders, and advocates. Of course, quantified growth alone doesn’t reveal the kinds of rewards and challenges that attend DH as it simultaneously expands and congeals into something like a discipline (or, perhaps, multi-located sub-discipline?). Nor does it capture ...