A Huzzah! to my man Whitney Cox for defending his dissertation today. Much cel[r]ebration will be had.
And, tomorrow all concerned are going to the 35th Annual South Asia Conference at Madison. I have a panel Digital Humanities for South Asia with a paper, From Diwan to Database: Digital Archives of South Asia - along with pdcs. The exciting thing is that we have the worst time-slot. So, l33t.
If any gentle readers want to meet up, you will know where to find me.
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Glad that this topic is being discussed. I, for one, am terribly frustrated in attempting to navigate through the Digital Library of India, though they have phenomenal books. I guess they have taken the lazy way out by simply scanning the pages of books and uploading them. Thus, books in vernac languages are gif/jpeg/tif files. Each page is a darn file.
{Unless I am confused as to what this topic is about}
thanks for the shout-out holmes. just saw this today.