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• Post #837160

  A report on the Vienna Hackathon of Print Culture and Public Spheres in Central Europe (1500-1800) COST Action. It includes a video of my presentation "Introduction to Digital Book History Research," however do not expect too much, as not being a good presenter, I suggest instead to check out the linked slides. https://pcps-ce.eu/pcpsce-vienna-hackathon-report/

• Post #837159

  Monday I published an essay on my blog that collects ideas on what to teach about the analyses of bibliographic records - for librarians, book historians and IT persons: An outline of an imagined training course on bibliographic data science https://bibliodata.substack.com/p/an-outline-of-an-imagined-training I am curious of your opinion: what is missed, what to improve, format of teaching, experiences etc. For me, I believe this will be one of the main topics of 2026 (among other plans).

• Post #837155

  New post in the Bibliographical data blog: Retrieve bibliographical records with Python via OAI-PMH https://bibliodata.substack.com/p/retrieve-bibliographical-records

• Post #837154

  Extracting bibliographic records from Index Translationum with Python A new, follow up post to the previous "Fetching Index Translationum" piece in the Bibliographic data blog. https://bibliodata.substack.com/p/extracting-bibliographic-records

• Post #760026

  Attila Bátorfy's: Visualizing the history of literature About chronological charts of literary history from Germany, Russia and Hungary -- or charting literary history before Moretti. A guest post on the Patterns of Translation blog. https://translationpatterns.substack.com/p/visualizing-the-history-of-literature #dataviz #literaryhistory #history #translation #translationstudies #digitalhumanities

• Post #684532

  Library Catalogues as Data: Research, Practice and Usage edited by Paul Gooding, Melissa Terras, Sarah Ames (Facet Publishing, 2025) is now in the press and coming soon! I contributed to the chapter "Effects of Open Science and the Digital Transformation on the Bibliographical Data Landscape" together with other members of @bibliodatawg. More info: https://www.facetpublishing.co.uk/page/detail/library-catalogues-as-data/?k=9781783306589

• Post #642182

  I have created a Bibliography of Bibliographic Data Science: https://pkiraly.github.io/bibliography/ This is not a perfect list, if you have a recommendation to add, please let me know. #bibliographicData #bibliography #digitalhumanities #datascience