https://t.co/cmyvRZdnrT A working link to the page for our book, 'Communicating the News in Early Modern Europe'

We are proud to (belatedly) announce the publication of Network Analysis and the Early Modern Archive as a special issue of Huntington Library Quarterly (@TheHuntington @PennPress), edited by @RuthAhnert @evraamsdonk @livesofgrass and Philip Beeley. https://t.co/qDIRQRSFsU. 1/11

Fantastic looking book featuring chapters by many amazing people, as well as some @LivingwMachines alum, including @khetiwe24 @f_nanni @BarbaraMcGilli and Kasper Beelen. Congrats to all involved. Can’t wait to read this.

I'm so excited that the first article I wrote - about networks in TC's final months - is now out with Huntington Library Quarterly, and honoured to be among so many amazing scholars in this special issue, 'Network Analysis and the Early Modern Archive' https://t.co/6IUOO3fmlM

This lesson teaches you to open, close, read from, and write to .txt files, using the Python programming language. Written by W.J. Turkel and @Adam_Crymble: https://t.co/z8HLReYZxA

Interactive maps showing chronological data is often the goal for scholars in all aspects of the #DigitalHumanities. This lesson from @ProgHist gives a step by step guide to do just that using #R and #Shiny! #TrainingTuesday https://t.co/UHAoCRIZHp

A subset has been uploaded as well, so that you can navigate and try simple scripts on

#DHH24 is dubbed Eurovision Edition because it is producing unprecedented research on an event famously known for its political implications. The Eurovision group have opted to capture the essence of its success from other perspectives. Read on👉

It's here!! *The Power of Petitioning in Early Modern Britain* Published #OpenAccess by @UCLpress, chapters from @treorchyexile, @EllyRobson9, @sharon_howard, @HannahWorthen, @ImogenPeck2, @KarinBowie, @annlaurahughes & J. Peacey: https://t.co/ypwzGj4MhC #PowerOfPetitioning

Reposted with link!

Very happy to see that this article written with @mikko_tolonen is now published! I think the combination of a network model + statistics works well in relatively 'complete' networks like this, and I'm excited to see where else we can apply the methods.

Create an @omeka exhibit using your content with this tutorial from @miriamkp and @magpie: https://t.co/win4n2yyKt

Our historic maps are amazing in 2D - but did you know that you can view the landscape in 3D with our 3D viewer? https://t.co/Vg6vkwWWxB #TuesdayTips #TipTuesday #HistoricMaps

Quick sneak peek of the cover of the HLQ special issue on Network Analysis and the Early Modern Arcchive, which I co-edited with @EvRaamsdonk @lievesofgrass and Philip Beeley as part of the Networking Archives project. It'll be out next month!

More training opportunities from the @LivingwMachines and Data/Culture projects at the @turinginst. Thanks to our funders @ahrcpress! Great feedback from our workshops earlier this week!!

🚨🌍New publication "Working with Named Places: How and Why to Build a Gazetteer" by WHC Director @RuthMostern & former WHC Postdoc in Digital World History @SusanGrunewald1! Check it out!

New @LivingwMachines video about our awesome software, MapReader:

So thrilled to see our work from @LivingwMachines in the world for open peer review! If you've seen us talk about using maps & census data re: the impact of railway infrastructure on residential segregation in late 19th c. Britain, click below to learn more!

Great new tutorial on 'Working with Named Places: How and Why to Build a Gazetteer' that embodies the spirit of the best @ProgHist tutorials: not just blocks of code, but considered rationale for working with code at the service of humanities questions, agendas, and problems.

Just published! A new @ProgHist lesson by @SusanGrunewald1 + @RuthMostern https://t.co/TrD8IDHy4S Thanks to @apjanco and @VDucatteeuw for their reviews, and to @lievesofgrass for editing.

I have the solution for detecting AI-generated text.