This one comes from Jeremy. Found history, indeed. “19th Century bomb found in whale” via BBC News
June 18, 2007
by Tom Scheinfeldt
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Monthly Archives: June 2007
June 14, 2007
by Tom Scheinfeldt
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Podcast Roundup
I haven’t mentioned our Digital Campus podcast since Episode 2 in March, but Mills, Dan and I are still going strong. In my opinion, the last few shows have been among our best, featuring guests Jeremy Boggs and Bill Turkel … Continue reading
June 8, 2007
by Tom Scheinfeldt
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Change Over Time
This is kind of creepy—it reminds me of Michael Jackson’s 1991 Black or White video, which is creepy on many levels—but it’s also kind of cool. Eggman913‘s 500 Years of Female Portraits in Western Art provides a compelling and potentially … Continue reading
June 7, 2007
by Tom Scheinfeldt
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Google Timelines
On Monday Dave Lester pointed to the release of Google’s new timeline view of search results. Found History has often commented on the importance of timelines in public understanding of history and amateur historical practice, so this seems like it … Continue reading
June 5, 2007
by Tom Scheinfeldt
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More Crunch
Here’s another one from the “Crunch” network of blogs. Today TechCrunch has a post on Apple’s 30th anniversary. While the post itself is not very interesting, many of the reader recollections solicited by the author and shared in the post’s … Continue reading
June 4, 2007
by Tom Scheinfeldt
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(h)iStory
It’s official. The iPhone will make its debut on June 29, 2007. Will 6/29/07 go down in history as the day Apple revolutionized the cell phone industry? Maybe, maybe not. In either case it will have some competition for ownership … Continue reading