- The Occupy Wall Street archival project is collecting materials related to the protest, including materials include ephemera, signs, photos, videos, websites, and possibly oral history accounts.
- The Supreme Court of Canada ruled that hyperlinks are not considered libel.
- A great ActiveHistory.ca post, "From Pretoria to Winnipeg? The Potential for Transnational Histories of Reconciliation" by Laura Madokoro. The post focuses on Reconciliation in South Africa and takes an interesting look at the development of Freedom Park in Pretoria.
- Next week (October 24th - 30th) is Open Access Week. Lots of libraries, higher education institutions, community groups, and scholarly associations have activities going on to raise awareness about open access initiatives.
“Read not to contradict and confute, nor to believe and take for granted, but to weigh and consider . . . Histories make men wise.”-Francis Bacon.
Friday, October 21, 2011
Rainy Day Linkspam
This week's interesting sites and activities relating (sometimes tangentially) to the heritage world:
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