A linguistic digression
[https://www.lqart.org/illustfold/gulliver/gultrav.html]Our daughter came home
one day shortly after starting school in England
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Painting a moving train
Blogged conference reports can be somewhat telegraphese – but are often
interesting to scan.
Here are a couple – followed by an
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Missing you in Copenhagen
I should be getting ready to fly to Copenhagen where I was scheduled to speak at the Building the Info
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Looking at the site
I find web-site appearance both more and less important.
Less important because I look at a lot of things through
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An information society?
Some media experiences in the last day or two:
A TV ad: a driver is rung up and asked if
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L'ogre anglophone
From BiblioAcid on the finding in our Aggregate collections
[https://www.dlib.org/dlib/september05/lavoie/09lavoie.html] article that
Digital preservation
Presentations describing projects shortlisted for the Digital Preservation Award
for 2005 have been made available
[https://www.dpconline.org/graphics/
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Business week web - socializing, sharing -- and creating
Noted in several places, Business Week talks about what the web has become:
> The Web is no longer for
Hwaet! Such swift search, SRU on a cluster
My colleagues write about parallel text searching on a Beowulf Cluster in the
current DLib Magazine:
> This article describes
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The anatomy of an aggregate collection
Over the coming years we will take a more active role in managing aggregate or
collective collections: thinking about the
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