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2023

The Explainability TurnDavid M. Berry. dhq, 17(2), 2023. [doi]

Tracing "Toxicity" Through Code: Towards a Method of Explainability and Interpretability in SoftwareDavid M. Berry. dhq, 17(2), 2023. [doi]

2018

Critical Theory + Empirical Practice: "The Archive" as BridgeJames Baker, Caroline Bassett, David M. Berry, Sharon Webb, Rebecca Wright. dihu 2018: 36-39 [doi]

The Idea of a University in a Digital Age: Digital Humanities as a Bridge to the Future UniversityDavid M. Berry. dihu 2018: 158 [doi]

2017

Critical Digital Humanities and Machine-LearningCaroline Bassett, David M. Berry, M. Beatrice Fazi, Jack Pay, Ben Roberts. dihu 2017: [doi]

2015

The Data Sprint Approach: Exploring the field of Digital Humanities through Amazon's Application Programming InterfaceDavid M. Berry, Erik Borra, Anne Helmond, Jean-Christophe Plantin, Jill Walker Rettberg. dhq, 9(3), 2015. [doi]

2012

Translation Arrays: Exploring Cultural Heritage Texts Across LanguagesTom Cheesman, Stephan Thiel, Kevin Flanagan, Zhao Geng, Alison Ehrmann, Robert S. Laramee, Jonathan Hope, David M. Berry. dihu 2012: 151-153 [doi]

2011

Visualizing Translation Variation: Shakespeare's OthelloZhao Geng, Robert S. Laramee, Tom Cheesman, Alison Ehrmann, David M. Berry. isvc 2011: 653-663 [doi]

2007

The contestation of code : a political economy of free software and open sourceDavid M. Berry. PhD thesis, University of Sussex, UK, 2007. [doi]

2006

The politics of the libre commonsDavid M. Berry, Giles Moss. firstmonday, 11(9), 2006. [doi]

Free and open-source software: Opening and democratising e-government's black boxDavid M. Berry, Giles Moss. polity, 11(1):21-34, 2006. [doi]

2004

Internet research: privacy, ethics and alienation: an open source approachDavid M. Berry. intr, 14(4):323-332, 2004. [doi]

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