My take-away is that it would save cleaning time if digitization services either:
- provided XML files; or at least
- standardized the way of presenting page breaks in .txt files

MDZ:
----- 9 / 258 -----

Google Books:
## p. 5 (#9) ################################################

#ScholarlyEditing

I compared the OCRed full text of:

- 2 copies of the same edition, both from the Münchener Digitalisierungszentrum (MDZ)

- a second edition, 🇩🇪"neu bearbeitete Ausgabe", digitized by Google Books, available on @hathitrust.bsky.social

I'm the #DH person; someone else will do the #TextualScholarship

It's the only tool still standing out of 3 reviewed in 2020 by Torsten Roeder for RIDE: A Review Journal for Scholarly Digital Editions and Resources...

Does anyone know what happened to the venerable Juxta or to Variance Viewer developed by Nico Balbach at @uni-wuerzburg.de?

#DH project graveyard

Is @henninghansen.bsky.social still around sometimes?

I'm happy you liked it!

I did have more of a chance to browse Utrecht's book stores this summer after my Dutch-language state exams 😃

This is Paper Moon...

I sadly didn't have much time this time in Utrecht: needed to get back to Nijmegen for my neighbour's PhD defense... But Sophie did invite me for lunch at Bakkerswinkel, which I realized @renskehoff.bsky.social had previously brought me to!

It now realize it was also @drsonjakleij.bsky.social's class 😛

Thanks for the opportunity, it was great fun!

Ah ben oui, 'ga don' ça! Cool!

C'est drôle que tu aies vu l'appel à communications avant qu'il n'ait été envoyé à la liste de diffusion (par courriel) d'ESPRit (il y a deux jours)... Je ne comprends pas comment ils font leurs communications, 😛

J'espère qu'on pourra se voir là et à Montpellier!

And @goedelf.bsky.social is now on Bluesky! 🥳

Simon Rosenberg has presented and written on something like what you're describing (how the content of video games refers to realities outside the game).

Sadly, his article is behind a paywall, but I can put you in touch with him if you want to read it!

After all, the most popular talk at #SHARP2017 held at @uvic.ca was given by Hannah McGregor (@sfu.ca) on "What is the New Media Middlebrow? Podcasting & Digital Sentimental"

The room was full when I arrived, so couldn't hear it live, but thankfully @kmcdono.bsky.social and others live-tweeted it!

Oh, thanks for this very relevant comment! Sadly, we don't talk enough about video games at #bookhistory conferences, though I would argue the making and playing of video games could be one of our objects of study...

María Isabel Hernández Toribio has been studying TripAdvisor since 2016 with her Italian colleague Laura Mariottini.

In 2020, they tackled advertising on Twitter.

In her keynote, she referenced a figure from the #OpenAccess article below.

#ESPRit2025
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