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  1. @clioweb Higher rejection % means more work that isn't "represented" in final product. Longer articles compounds that effect. about 6 hours ago from web in reply to clioweb
  2. Townsend's article does seem to skirt the big picture issues. In part, it is limited by the report's focus on flagship journals. about 7 hours ago from web
  3. btw just noticed that RT Beta seems to be off again. Wonder if it will be back "new and improved"? about 7 hours ago from web
  4. RT @dancohen Rob Townsend's jeremiad "Is There a Future for Journals?" has correct data but asks the wrong questions: http://tr.im/Gt9p about 7 hours ago from web
  5. Couple of interesting posts on how people do search today in academe: http://bit.ly/4Hb4aB (via @JMarkOckerbloom) and http://bit.ly/7nnreK. about 15 hours ago from web
  6. RT @amndw2: RT @GreatDismal: RT @LittleMonsta: Envisioning Development: Who Lives Where? Income Demographics versus Rent in NYC http://b ... about 16 hours ago from web
  7. RT @dhayton: Looking for interesting history of science events in the Philadelphia area, check out the calendar at PACHS: http://www.pac ... about 16 hours ago from web
  8. RT @joguldi: RT @elipousson 1869 Bird's eye view of the city of Baltimore, http://bit.ly/4JiBPI Definitely zoom in to see an incredible ... about 16 hours ago from web
  9. Leiter asks "Does Academia Exclude People Based on Class?" http://bit.ly/60oShk Interesting comments follow, emphasis on philosophy. about 18 hours ago from web
  10. @wpwend42 Mind if I add you to the list of south jersey digital affiliates from Stockton? about 20 hours ago from web
  11. RT @TimHitchcock: Just posted a call for papers for the unconference (5-6 July) to mark the launch of London Lives, 1690-1800: http:/ ... about 20 hours ago from web
  12. @captain_primate Funny, I would have guessed archaeologists are proportionately more digital than lit or history. e.g. http://bit.ly/VIklw 4:31 PM Dec 1st from web in reply to captain_primate
  13. btw my "Retweets by others" is finally populated with a bunch of RTs. Wonder when that happened? 12:32 PM Dec 1st from web
  14. RT @jafurtado RT @ColleenLindsay: Milorad Pavic, author of the Dictionary of the Khazars, has died // My intro to "ergodic" literature. 8:31 AM Dec 1st from web
  15. @digitalhumanist Congratulations. It will be good to have a bit more of a history presence at MITH. 8:07 AM Dec 1st from web in reply to digitalhumanist
  16. Oops. Temporarily confused David Parry @academicdave and David Lester @digitalhumanist. Sorry 'bout that. Congratulations David. 8:03 AM Dec 1st from web
  17. Last retweet in recognition of the good news from @mkirschenbaum re: David's new job. 8:01 AM Dec 1st from web
  18. RT @academicdave: Today's education read: "In education, the internet is still made of tubes." Ed tech from developer's perspective. htt ... 8:00 AM Dec 1st from web
  19. RT @UMD_MITH: We are thrilled to announce we will welcome DAVE LESTER (@digitalhumanist) as an Assistant Director in January: http://tin ... 8:00 AM Dec 1st from web
  20. RT @escapeivrytower Publishing's effect on reputation and salary: http://bit.ly/6y388J // examples are from economics, may not transfer. 7:59 AM Dec 1st from web