The ‘gold sponsor’ of the excellently organised Digital Humanities 2016 conference in the beguling city of Kraków…
This was a talk I gave at the University of Sussex on 20 November 2013. Parts of it are now…
This is a contribution to a panel on ‘Speculative Futures’ in the Ecologies of Publishing Futures symposium organised by the Royal College of Art on 23 November 2015. I try to express my hopes for the future of publishing, although I’m doubtful whether it will ever…
This guest blog was written for the blog of the Digital Reading Network in March 2015.
Text of my intervention in the ‘Interrogating Infrastructure’ workshop organised by the King’s Digital Lab and the Department of Digital Humanities, King’s College London
My name is Andrew Prescott. I’m from the University of Glasgow and I am also the Theme Leader…
I was recently using the excellent Victorian Illustrated Shakespeare Archive, created by Michael Goodman of Cardiff University, which made me realise for the first time how compelling Victorian depictions of scenes from Shakespeare can be. Among the most varied…
I was sad to learn in July this year of the death of my old friend and mentor from British Library days, Robin Alston. Robin’s achievements as a bibliographer were innumerable and fundamental to our present digital environment. In particular, I would single…
One of the distinctive features of many London squares and terraces are the black…
This was a contribution to a plenary panel at the European Policy on Intellectual Property…
These were the top 10 stories published by Digital Riffs; you can also dive into yearly archives: 2015, 2016.