Month: January 2017

#DeleteAcademiaEdu: The Argument For Non-Profit Repositories

January 24, 2017

It has been a hectic morning attempting to read and respond to the flurry of activity surrounding my column this week over at Forbes, which argues that scholars should remove their work from the for-profit platform Academia.edu. I am neither the first nor the last academic to harangue members of the academy to take this step, … More #DeleteAcademiaEdu: The Argument For Non-Profit Repositories

January 10, 49 BCE: Revising The Tale Of Caesar’s Crossing of the Rubicon

January 11, 2017

It was a great trip to the combined annual meeting for the Society for Classical Studies and Archaeological Institute of America (SCS-AIA) in Toronto, but it definitely put me behind on my blogging schedule. No matter! Welcome to a new year, pious readers, and with it comes a reflection on immutable actions over at Forbes. For … More January 10, 49 BCE: Revising The Tale Of Caesar’s Crossing of the Rubicon