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<spanclass="mci-citation-conftitle">Proceedings of the Doctoral Symposium on Research on Online Databases in History, co-located with 3rd Data for History Workshop</span>,
<spanclass="mci-citation"><spanclass="mci-citation-author">Freybe, K., Rämisch, F. & Hoffmann, T., </span><spanclass="mci-citation-year">(2019). </span><spanclass="mci-citation-title">With small steps to the big picture: A method and tool negotiation workflow.</span>
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<spanclass="mci-citation"><spanclass="mci-citation-author">Mühleder, Peter, Becker, Armin & Roth, Martin, </span><spanclass="mci-citation-year">(2019) </span><spanclass="mci-citation-title">Sonnenanbetung hinter Illusionswänden - Memes als kommunikative Praxis in Dark Souls.</span> In: Rudolf Inderst, Christof Zurschmitten, u. Pascal Wagner (Hg.): Prepare To Die: Interdisziplinärer Sammelband zu Dark Souls, Demon’s Souls und Bloodborne. Glückstadt : Hülsbusch, W. 978-3-86488-156-5</span>
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<spanclass="mci-citation"><spanclass="mci-citation-author">Freybe, Konstantin, Rämisch, Florian & Hoffmann, Tracy, </span><spanclass="mci-citation-year">(2019). </span><spanclass="mci-citation-title">With small steps to the big picture: A method and tool negotiation workflow.</span>
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<spanclass="mci-citation-conftitle">Proceedings of the Twin Talks Workshop at DHN 2019, co-located with Digital Humanities in the Nordic Countries (DHN 2019)</span>,
Tracy Hoffmann. Using Wikidata for Video Game Research - Experiences, Opportunities and Challenges for Research Data Management. Wikidata goes Libraries, Vienna, 18. October 2019.
Konstantin Freybe, Florian Rämisch and Tracy Hoffmann. With small steps to the big picture - A method and tool negotiation workflow. Twin Talks: Understanding Collaboration in DH at DHN 2019.
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