Tag Archives: Internet

Social networking with Shakespeare: Midsummer Night’s Dreaming

Posted on June 4, 2013 by Sylvia Morris

The rise of social networking has brought many opportunities for organisations to share their work: immediate, personal communication, instant updates, the ability to reach unconventional audiences. Organisations specialising in Shakespeare might be expected to be slow to join in, but … Continue reading →

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Shakespeare and the Internet series

Posted on September 10, 2011 by Sylvia Morris

I’ve recently contributed a post to a new series of blogs published by James Harriman-Smith at Open Shakespeare, part of the Open Knowledge Foundation. The subject of the series is Shakespeare and the internet and my post, called Finding Needles … Continue reading →

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World Shakespeare Congress putting a girdle round about the earth #wsc #wscPrague

Posted on July 21, 2011 by Sylvia Morris

    The biggest meeting of Shakespeare scholars for five years is taking place in Prague this week, 17-22 July. The theme of the World Shakespeare Congress is Renaissance Shakespeare, Shakespeare renaissances, and the conference is undergoing its own renaissance as … Continue reading →

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