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Two weeks later: Post Launch Low down

Wed, 22 May 2013 16:16:27 +0000

// It has now been a couple of weeks since our official launch where James Murdoch, Chairman and CEO of News Corporation gave a great speech with strong opinions on creativity, culture, and online content (read the full text). You can now view the speech online too. // We have been tracking the media attention here are [...]

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Decoding Digital Humanities Going Global

Wed, 22 May 2013 16:16:20 +0000

// Every month we hold Decoding digital Humanities which is s an informal get together in the pub for those who are interested in all things digital humanities.  It’s a brilliant  opportunity to mingle, share ideas, with others working, studying or have an interest in digital humanities.

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The UCL Centre for Digital Humanities contributes to and holds a variety of events.

Recurring events include the Decoding Digital Humanities informal seminars and Digital Excursions. We also run lecture series, including our Painless Introduction talks, which give brief overviews of different Digital Humanities issues and techniques. Our events are primarily advertised right here on this page, which is syndicated in an RSS feed, but also on our DH Blog, on Twitter, and via our newsletter

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Showing the Arts and Humanities Matter

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4H: Advocating for Humanities at UCL
Government and private support for the Arts and Humanities is in decline -- for research, teaching, preservation, and creative renewal in such fields as  literature, history, languages, philosophy, classics, art history, and  cultural studies. What can we do to demonstrate that the  Arts and Humanities matter? This free, one-day symposium at UCL will feature leading figures in understanding, demonstrating, and  advocating for the Arts and Humanities.
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