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New List for Medievalists Working with Digital Media&#60;dm-l@uleth.ca&#62; is a new mailing list intended for medievalists workingwith digital media. The purpose of the list is to provide a collegialform for the exchange of practical expertise in the production ofdigital projects. The list accepts members with all levels of expertise.This is the place to discover new techniques and approaches and helpinfluence the development of our field. While the list is aimedprimarily at scholars working in what we might call "the long middleages" (defined very broadly as extending from late antiquity through theearly renaissance), many problems discussed will be of interest toscholars working in other periods.&#60;dm-l@uleth.ca&#62; is moderated by the editorial board of the DigitalMedievalist Project: Peter Baker (Virginia), Martin Foys (Hood College),Murray McGillivray (Calgary), Daniel O¹Donnell (Lethbridge), RobertoRosselli del Turco (Turin), and Elizabeth Solopova (Oxford). It is thefirst stage in the development of this Project, which, upon completion,will form a web-based "Community of Practice." The two remaining coreparts of the Digital Medievalist Project, a refereed on-line journal andcommunity resource centre will be launched this Fall. An outline of theproject goals can be found at the Project web sitehttp://www.digitalmedievalist.org.Subscription to &#60;dm-l@uleth.ca&#62; is free, and open to all interestedparties. Subscription information is available athttp://listserv.uleth.ca/mailman/listinfo/dm-l . To avoid spam,subscribers must be approved; there are no minimum requirements otherthan interest, however.-Dan O'Donnell