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  1. RT @nesta_uk: BBC given go-ahead to put Internet on TV http://bit.ly/7io2BZ about 19 hours ago from TweetDeck
  2. Google fined over digitisation of French books: http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/technology/8420876.stm 7:29 AM Dec 18th from web
  3. IHR Director Miles Taylor tells Today Joseph Hulme was the Dennis Skinner of his day http://bit.ly/56j7v9 4:02 AM Dec 18th from TweetDeck
  4. Laura Tabili reviews 'Black 1919: Riots, Racism and Resistance in Imperial Britain' http://bit.ly/696jI7 12:39 AM Dec 18th from web
  5. New online resource on the Grand Tour reviewed here http://bit.ly/5lHkRL 8:27 AM Dec 17th from TweetDeck
  6. New Early English Laws blog post - the excitement of trivial things http://bit.ly/4mJo0J 7:48 AM Dec 16th from web
  7. RT @HistoryTODAY The IHR's Director Miles Taylor's top history moments of 2009 http://bit.ly/5ugRn0 4:08 AM Dec 15th from web
  8. RT @research_inform: Should Editors Influence Journal Impact Factors? http://tiny.cc/3RyRt 2:50 AM Dec 15th from web
  9. History Compass post on the digitisation of the Cairo Genizah. The project looks impressive: http://bit.ly/8AyzdQ 1:49 AM Dec 15th from web
  10. RT @ahrcpress: AHRC fund largest ever study of uk family names http://bit.ly/6MLx94 7:25 AM Dec 14th from web
  11. RT @timeshighered: The case for books (vs screens), by Robert Darnton: http://bit.ly/5IRxkq 1:19 AM Dec 14th from web
  12. @Boy_Monday Glad you like it! And yes all British History Online annotations are moderated. 2:19 AM Dec 12th from TweetDeck
  13. Whole series of Voluntary Action History seminar podcasts now available http://bit.ly/7fS4t1 4:20 AM Dec 11th from TweetDeck
  14. 'a passionate, infuriating, subjective guide to Italian cinema' from its origins to the 21st century http://bit.ly/8f2ydt 12:08 AM Dec 11th from TweetDeck
  15. Fat, Gluttony and Sloth: Obesity in Literature, Art and Medicine http://bit.ly/6BRJeY 12:05 AM Dec 11th from TweetDeck
  16. RT @guardianbooks: BBC and British Library to take joint approach to building digital archive http://bit.ly/8lpnUd 12:03 AM Dec 11th from TweetDeck
  17. Medieval history book reviews published today - further suggestions wanted http://bit.ly/5jqxM5 9:03 AM Dec 10th from TweetDeck
  18. It's now much easier to annotate British History Online. Help us update some classic historical works: http://bit.ly/6ZZb4m 9:44 AM Dec 9th from web
  19. Libby Brooks on how a sense of history in deprived areas can be liberating: http://bit.ly/8tOra4 4:46 AM Dec 9th from web
  20. RT @TheHistoryWoman History of Parliament covering 1820-1832 to be published next week http://tinyurl.com/yzmet2c #history 2:08 AM Dec 9th from web
  • Name IHR, U. of London
  • Location Senate House, London, UK
  • Web http://www.histor...
  • Bio The Institute of Historical Research (IHR) provides resources for historians, including digital projects, seminars and lectures, conferences, study and training
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