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Tag: Podcasting

Siri? Can You Help Me?

Posted on November 10, 2011 by Mills

Have you seen people walking around talking to their iPhones like they were alive? Do you think it’s creepy? Or do you wish Siri loved you the way she loves them? Tom, Amanda, Dan, and I speculated about what the Siri phenomenon might mean (or more likely not mean) for digital humanities in the most…

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Librarians and PDA

Posted on November 11, 2010 by Mills

When I was in high school PDA meant “public displays of affection” and the term was used more to taunt couples who spent too much time making out, as in “Whoa, too much PDA!” Then the personal digital assistant came along and PDA took on a whole new meaning, as in “Whoa, nice PDA!” Now,…

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The Real #1

Posted on January 8, 2010 by Mills

Forget about the University of Alabama — the real number one out there turns out to be…me. Who knew? It turns out that a fellow blogger, writing at Do It Yourself Scholar, decided that the podcasts of my lectures from my course Nationalism in Eastern Europe (last given in the fall of 2007) were the…

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Reality Check

Posted on May 26, 2009May 26, 2009 by Mills

The latest installment of Digital Campus is now up online for your listening pleasure. In this episode (#42 if you’re counting), Tom, Dan, and I consider what happens when reputable publishers of scholarly journals publish journals that are, well, not so reputable. We also take a look at the latest attempt to take some of…

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