Works Cited

I enjoyed Kathleen Fitzpatrick's recent piece in the Chronicle * on risk-taking and the responsibility of mentors to back up those juni...

Via Rebekah Higgitt , a Tumblr on "The Art of Google Books." They're images that break the illusion that the books have been ...

I sure have been neglecting this blog lately, and all I have of late is a little linkspam. First of all, Ryan Cordell writes on the overly...

Another question about G+ integration with other Google products: when will I be able to share a GDoc with a circle? And: when that happen...

I'm trying out Google Plus, because I'm a sucker like that, and also because Google already owns most of my life, so what's the ...

It strikes me that Tuesday's post is actually just an expansion of a series of tweets and retweets. This blog is called Works Cited, so ...

Things on the internet are not made by magic; they're created by human labor. Who pays for that labor, and to what ends? Often, private ...

If we could text-mine the internets of the last few days for the correlation between the words "n-gram" and "fun," I...

As I mentioned yesterday, Google has put out a big data set (downloadable) and a handy interface for tracking the incidence of words and phr...

The almost meaningless faux-text-mining of a Google search on "birdlike woman" and "birdlike man" turns up the following...