Pete McElligott was instrumental in setting up the Tool Lending Library at Berkeley Public Library. The Tool Lending Library is one of the oldest and most popular services of its kind – offering thousands of tools to local residents – from pipe cutters to carpet knee kickers, from lawn mowers to demolition hammers. I spoke [...]
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Recent Posts
- Let’s make OpenPhilosophy.org!
- TEXTUS: an open source platform for working with collections of texts and metadata
- Picturing processes
- Ideas for OpenPhilosophy.org
- A translation fund for public domain texts
- On Archiving Everything: Borges, Calvino, Google
- Architectural Literature, Literary Architecture
- Who read what? Mapping influence in intellectual history
- How much will digital tools change the nature of scholarship?
- Ars Combinatoria at Transmediale
- Visualising Europe’s Energy
- The Public Domain Review is launched!
- Interview in Zeit Online about open data in Europe
- Historical Hooks: ‘X Hundred Years Ago Today, …’
- Introducing: The Public Domain Review
- Bibliographica – for the collaborative development of bibliographies
- Leibniz’s Funny Thought
- The Construction of Immateriality
- The Magus in New York
- Interview with Peter McElligott of Berkeley Tool Library
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