Editors' Choice — Entidade

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Editors’ Choice: Computational Approaches to Cultural Heritage in the Global South: Infrastructures, Analytics, and Epistemic Justice

Editors’ Summary: This introduction to the Journal of Cultural Analytics special issue redefines what cultural analytics means from the perspective of the Global South. Rather than viewing digital hum

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Editors’ Choice: Should sensitive archival images be shown? The case for applying AI to colonial archives

Editors’ Summary: This article argues that human-in-the-loop AI can be beneficial to GLAM institutions. Based on fifteen semi-structured interviews with professionals across GLAM institutions in the U

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Editors’ Choice: Digital Humanities Part 1: What Are the Digital Humanities?

Editors’ Summary: This six-part series by Adam DJ Brett on the digital humanities seeks to provide a starting point for newcomers to DH, practical approaches to undertaking digital humanities, and an

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Editors’ Choice: I Always Wanted to Be a Media Theorist Who Wrote with a Telegraph Key

Editors’ Summary: Steve Tomasula’s I Always Wanted to Be a Media Theorist Who Wrote with a Telegraph Key is a thought-provoking exploration of how digital technologies, artificial intelligence, and ne

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Rick and Morty Season 9 Goes Out With a Bang in the Brutally Depressing Finale Episode "Field of Dreams"

Rick and Morty closes out Season 9 with a real winner of an episode, as Morty explores the multiverse and finds only misery in "Field of Dreams." Read our full review.

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DHNow Newsletter, July 22, 2026

This issue was curated by Colleen Nugent McLean, DHNow’s Editor, and Nico Larrondo, DHNow Guest Editor. Our Editors’ Choice selections this week include a discussion of the difficulties in digitizing

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Category: Editors’ Choice

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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Editors’ Choice: Mozilla AI at Internet Archive Europe: Owning Your AI Stack

Editors’ Summary: This post reviews a conversation between researchers from Mozilla AI and Internet Archive Europe on computing infrastructure dependency. For digital humanists, we use cloud-based sys