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Correcting History, One Character at a Time
After correcting 7,626 errors in third-party digitized Warren County newspapers, I tested OCR and AI models to see whether they could improve archival search. But the archive’s rules ask: How can people contribute responsibly with AI assistance? Read More
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Restoring the Signal
Repairing relationships, rediscovering old tools, and building new systems, this project reconnects people through sound, text, and shared experience. From rotary phones to TTY machines, the exhibit restores more than signals—it brings communities, stories, and forgotten technology back online. Read More
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Public Domain Isn’t the End of the Story
While turning pre-1930 Virginia newspaper ads into block prints, I ran into questions about public domain, archive scans, and attribution. This post documents that legal gray area, explores Virginia Chronicle’s terms of use, and explains why I chose to ask for guidance. Read More