A reply to Ewan Morrison stemming from a Twitter debate over this appearance on Radio 4. There seem to be two issues here which, though clearly related, remain distinguishable: The ramifications of the digitalization of culture (and the changing practices of cultural engagement which they facilitate) for the commercial sustainability of cultural enterprise. The wider moral and […]
Tag: digital media
My summary notes of Martin Weller’s superb book The Digital Scholar, with my own reflections prompted by the book in brackets. The resources involved in scholarship are changing in the digital age. This is not a case of new replacing old, as books and journals are as influential as ever, rather it is a diversification of the […]
