Annotation Summit at the New York Times
Together with the Poynter Institute, and with funding from the Knight Foundation and Craigconnects, Hypothesis hosted an “Annotation Summit” at The New York Times Building last week. The event brought […]
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Together with the Poynter Institute, and with funding from the Knight Foundation and Craigconnects, Hypothesis hosted an “Annotation Summit” at The New York Times Building last week. The event brought […]
This post originated as http://blog.jonudell.net/2015/05/13/farewell-to-bookmarklets/ in the voice of Jon Udell, not the voice of Hypothesis. I posted it here in part to explore how Hypothesis can attach annotations to […]
We’re excited to announce our second project funded via the Open Annotation Fund of $3000 for Ilya Kreymer to develop an API of On-Demand Web Archiving for Annotated Pages. The […]
I Annotate is a two day collaborative conversation centered around annotation on April 23 – 24th in San Francisco. After all that inspiration, we’re confident attendees will want to code […]
People are sometimes surprised to learn that Hypothes.is can annotate PDFs. They’re even more surprised when they learn you can annotate a local copy of a PDF in a way […]
In July 2014, Hypothesis launched the Open Annotation Fund to provide financial support to open source web annotation projects. Since the launch, there’s been one project completed, and a handful […]
Sean Hammond joined the team here at Hypothesis this month. Before joining Hypothesis Sean was a developer and documentation and technical training lead on the CKAN project at Open Knowledge […]
We’ve streamlined adding your thoughts to the Web. Our new home page features a field for pasting in any URL and annotating it. We call this system Via. Via simplifies […]
In conversation, people respond to others thoughts. In an online discussion system, how this is enabled can suggest a few key design questions. One of these questions is often whether […]