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Politics & Society

Digital Linguistics: An Interview with Piotr Bański, Ulrich Heid and Laura Herzberg

Nowadays, as huge swathes of our linguistic lives are recorded, measured and analyzed digitally, the question is no longer simply how much language data we have, but how well it is organized.

Academia & Publishing

How to Digitize 68,000 Books Without Losing Your Sense of Humor

Transforming centuries-old books into a modern digital archive requires patience, precision, and the occasional kitchen utensil. Join our resident archivists Katinka Bratvold and Florian Hofbauer as they share the joys and surprises of preserving scholarship for future generations.

Academia & Publishing

You’re Still on Mute: Reflections on Working Digitally in the Post-Pandemic Era

Five years after Covid-19 changed everything, De Gruyter Brill staff share how they collaborate, curate, and communicate scholarship in a digital-first world.

Politics & Society

Resurrection Consent: It’s Time to Talk About Our Digital Afterlives

Your friend dies in a car crash. A company can resurrect her online avatar based on her digital footprint. Should you agree? A new study captures attitudes to the digital resurrection scenarios that will face us soon.

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