Over 300 government leaders, librarians, technologists, students, and others gathered at the Internet Archive in San Francisco, CA today to innovate, collaborate, and connect across the DPLA effort.
The DPLAmats, our able team of research assistants, are liveblogging from DPLA West at the Internet Archive today.
The Harvard Library has made 12 million library records available for programmatic access via the DPLA API.
In this video, John Palfrey gives a short update on the work currently underway within the DPLA effort and efforts yet to come.
A look at the Pew Internet & American Life Project’s report on “The rise of e-reading.”
A Hackathon held both in Cambridge, MA and virtually encourages developers to explore the functionality of the prototype DPLA platform.
The DPLA and Europeana team up for a joint virtual exhibition on the migration of Europeans to and from the United States.
This week’s DigLibDig covers Europeana-Pinterest collaboration, streamlining of the Elending process, a British Library’s digitization project, and the ‘life and miracles’ of Rumi.
DPLA research assistant Alessandra Morgan weighs in on the lessons DIY libraries hold for the DPLA.
A new paper from the Berkeley Digital Copyright Project examines prominent approaches to the orphan works problem.
