Monthly Archives: September 2012

Communities, hackers and curators – some thoughts on parts of the openGLAM meeting

I was fortunate enough to get invited to the OpenGLAM expert meeting (at which I felt a slight fraud – but you get over these things quickly) on Building the Cultural Commons as part of the OKFestival. James Harriman-Smith and I had attempted to do something similar with Panton Principles for Humanities and Literature a […]

September 23, 2012 – 2:22 pm | By iain_emsley | Posted in Open Knowledge, Programming, publishing | Tagged , , | Comments (0)

Looking at mentions and users in a Twitter message

I was preparing for the recent OK Festival and discovered that the Weird Council was taking place; a conference on the awesome China Miéville. As you may guess, I am a bit of a fan. Unfortunately I was not aware that it had taken place so I watched it on Twitter. Whilst on my travels, […]

September 22, 2012 – 7:39 pm | By iain_emsley | Posted in Programming, Text Mining | Tagged , | Comments (0)