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Maximizing Productivity: The Key Advantages of Electronic Legal Billing Software
Streamline your law firm’s billing with legal e-billing software. Automate invoicing, manage cases, and boost efficiency with powerful features. If the legal officials are only using your law firm’s billing software for basic tasks and running campaigns, you are missing out on the bigger opportunities it offers. The best legal billing software with CRM capabilities…
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Auditing AI: A Great Book That Holds AI Accountable—And Shows How We Can Too
The Marquand House Collective, Auditing AI. MIT Press Essential Knowledge Series, 2026. Auditing AI is the book I’ve been searching for–and I believe it will be useful for any and every reader who wants to move past hype and hysteria to really understand what tools we need to hold various AI systems accountable for what it…
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Comics and Machines Conference 2026 – Uppsala/Stockholm – Call for Submissions
Uppsala University (Uppsala, Sweden) & Royal Institute of Technology (Stockholm, Sweden) Call for Papers and TalksRoyal Institute of Technology in Stockholm & Uppsala University, Sweden 22-23 April, 2026 Deadline for abstracts: 1st December 2025 Comics and Machines Steering Committee: Jan Baetens, Jaqueline Berndt, Jan von Bonsdorff, Gareth Brookes, Benoît Crucifix, Björn-Olav Dozo, Anna Foka, Isabelle…
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“AI & Culture” area Call for Papers (area of SWPACA 2026 in ABQ) – October 31, 2025 Abstract Due Date
The AI & Culture area welcomes proposals on all things related to Artificial Intelligence. (This area is part of the (https://swpaca.org/) SWPACA 2026 Annual Conference in Albuquerque, NM – https://swpaca.org/albuquerque-conference/ .) Topics include, but are not limited to: Important Considerations: Submission instructions can be found at https://swpaca.org/app Deadline: October 31, 2025
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CBR: The Dangerous Art of Text Mining Chapter 2: From Fantasy to Engagement: Channeling the Potential of ‘Hybrid’ Teams.
Jo Guldi. The Dangerous Art of Text Mining: A Methodology for Digital History. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 2023. Chapter Reviewed: Chapter 2: From Fantasy to Engagement: Channeling the Potential of ‘Hybrid’ Teams. Review by: Elizabeth Varkey. Introduction The second chapter of Jo Guldi’s work titled “From Fantasy to Engagement” begins by returning to the Chinese…
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CBR: The Connectivity Of Things. Chapter 5: Telephones, Exchanges, and Voices Around 1890
Sebastian Giessmann. The Connectivity of Things. Network Cultures since 1832. The MIT Press. 2024 Chapter Reviewed: Chapter 5: Telephones, Exchanges, and Voices Around 1890 Review by: Karisa Bridgelal, Syracuse University In chapter five of The Connectivity of Things, “Telephones, Exchanges, and Voices Around 1890,” Sebastian Giessmann explores how telephony evolved from a localized hands-on practice…
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CBR: The Connectivity Of Things. Chapter 4: Channels: The Politics of Networking Around 1850
Sebastian Giessmann. The Connectivity of Things. Network Cultures since 1832. The MIT Press. 2024 Chapter Reviewed: Chapter 4: Channels: The Politics of Networking Around 1850 Review by: Leila Markosian Geissman’s fourth chapter departs from the theoretical level of network cultures, and begins to historicize the social and political function of the network as a technology…
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CBR: The Connectivity Of Things. Chapter 3: An Archive of Networking
Sebastian Giessmann. The Connectivity of Things. Network Cultures since 1832. The MIT Press. 2024 Chapter Reviewed: Chapter 3: An Archive of Networking Review by: Nazua Idris, PhD Candidate in Literary Studies, Washington State University “An Archive of Networking,” the third chapter of Sebastian Giessmann’s The Connectivity of Things: Network Cultures since 1832, focuses on situating…
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CBR: The Connectivity Of Things. Chapter 2: Six Strata of Network History: Genealogy of a Cultural Technique
Sebastian Giessmann. The Connectivity of Things. Network Cultures since 1832. The MIT Press. 2024 Chapter Reviewed: Chapter 2: Six Strata of Network History: Genealogy of a Cultural Technique Review by: Catherine A. Evans, Carnegie Mellon University, caevans@andrew.cmu.edu In the opening to The Connectivity of Things: Network Cultures since 1832, Sebastian Giessmanndraws attention to the seemingly…