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10 artistas imperdibles del estreno de Low Festival en Torrevieja

Si ya has consultado nuestro repaso a las joyas escondidas que no conviene perderse en Low Festival 2026, llega el momento de poner el foco en algunos de los grandes nombres del cartel. Kasabian, The

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Editors’ Choice: The Archive is Not a Toy: The Hidden Problems of a ‘Vintage’ AI

Editors’ Summary: In “The Archive is Not a Toy: The Hidden Problems of a ‘Vintage’ AI,” published on Active History, Jacob Polay, Chloë Farr, and Jessica Jack critique talkie, a language model trained

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Editors’ Choice: Making Marx More Readable: A Minimal Computing Approach to a Community-Driven Edition of Capital Vol. 1

Editors’ Summary: In “Making Marx More Readable: A Minimal Computing Approach to a Community-Driven Edition of Capital Vol. 1,” published in Digital Humanities Quarterly, Steven Gotzler and Avery Wisc

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Editors’ Choice: Saving Tangible Media for Tomorrow: A Reflection from Natalie Nemes

Editors’ Summary: In “Saving Tangible Media for Tomorrow: A Reflection from Natalie Nemes,” published on the Library of Congress blog The Signal, 2026 Junior Fellow Natalie Nemes describes her work in

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Storm Data and Unusual Weather Phenomena, Volume 29, Number 12, December 1987

Monthly report containing a chronological listing, by state, of hurricanes, tornadoes, thunderstorms, hail, floods, drought conditions, lightning, high winds, snow, temperature extremes and other weat

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Editors’ Choice: Dataset Context(ualisation) in Documentation: Best Practices, Recommendations and Open Questions | Journal of Open Humanities Data

Editors’ Summary: This discussion paper provides multiple perspectives on data curation. It considers not just the work done in academia but also in community organizations, such as Cultural Heritage

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Editors’ Choice: Most of the Renaissance Has Never Been Read. Source Library Is Opening It.

Editors’ Summary: This post shares the launch of the Source Library project earlier this month. Source Library, founded by Derek Lomas, digitizes Renaissance-era books originally written in Latin or o

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Editors&#8217; Choice: The Archive is Not a Toy: The Hidden Problems of a ‘Vintage’ AI

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Storm Data and Unusual Weather Phenomena, Volume 29, Number 12, December 1987

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Independent Media Is Hiring Editors and Reporters Right Now

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Editors’ Choice: Making Marx More Readable: A Minimal Computing Approach to a Community-Driven Edition of Capital Vol. 1

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Editors’ Choice: Dataset Context(ualisation) in Documentation: Best Practices, Recommendations and Open Questions | Journal of Open Humanities Data

Editors’ Choice: Most of the Renaissance Has Never Been Read. Source Library Is Opening It.