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On the occasion of the first public release of the impresso interface, we wish to take stock of our newspaper corpus. More than a year has passed since the last corpus update…
read moreThe large-scale digitisation of newspapers over the past decade has facilitated access to newspaper collections but also raised a series of issues for both libraries and users, and more specifically researchers: What does it mean to work in new ways with the traditional historical sources that are newspapers? How does the formal transformation of this source from analogue, microfilm and paper collections to digital ones affect research practices and questions?
read moreAlong the release of the first version of the impresso interface, we present a special feature: the topic modelling exploration page, with a visualisation of the topics. Here, we explain briefly how we prepared the topics and how the articles were indexed with these topics.
read moreTrading zone part 4: Topic modeling. This blog post is the last part of Stepping in the NLP / History trading zone: a series of posts.
read moreJulien Nguyễn Đăng, intern to the impresso project in the summer 2018, prepared a feedback on his experience, reflecting on the challenges it poses for research and teaching.
read moreimpresso Lavender workshop, Université du Luxembourg (Campus de Belval)
read moreimpresso Laurel workshop, École polytechnique fédérale de Lausanne (EPFL)
read moreTrading zone part 3: Text Re-use Detection. This blog post is the last part of Stepping in the NLP / History trading zone: a series of posts.
read moreTrading zone part 1: Named Entity Processing. This blog post is part of Stepping in the NLP / History trading zone: a series of posts.
read moreStepping in the NLP / History trading zone: a series of posts
read moreState of impresso newspaper collection - April 2018
read moreCall for Associated Researchers to work on 19th – 21st century European historical newspapers as part of an interdisciplinary research project (limited funding available)
read moreOn 22 and 23 February, the impresso consortium held a workshop at the Swiss Economic Archives in Basel, Switzerland, hosted by Irene Amstutz and Elias Kreyenbühl whom we warmly thank for their welcome.
read moreOn the morning of 8 February, a group of historians using newspapers for their research at the C2DH were invited to attend a second impresso user workshop.
read moreOn 24-25th of October 2017, the impresso consortium had its first workshop and kick-off meeting, hosted by DHLAB on the beautiful EPFL campus.
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