William Hammill's Digital Past Blog

I enjoyed reading Daniel Cohen’s article From Babel to Knowledge. Data aggregation is by far one of my favorite parts of the internet in general, because there is so much information out there and programs that make it easy to find exactly what you are looking for is extremely useful and important. But something that […]

I found the essay written by Dan Cohen and Roy Rosenzweig to be a bit long winded in regards to the points they were discussing. However, I did pick out one very significant segment they wrote: Flexibility transforms the experience of consuming history, but digital media—because of their openness and diversity—also alters the conditions and circumstances […]