Lorcan Dempsey

> “If a Google user has a problem with email, well, so do we,” said Google co-founder and president of

Peter Suber will be familiar to people as the Open Access advocate. He is a philosopher. He also has an

Yakpak [https://test.indexdata.com/yakpac/] is a children’t user interface for OPAC data. It sits on top of

Some colleagues will be familiar with IndexData the small Danish company set up by Sebastian Hammer which provides the open

OR makes it to eBay discussion forums (Bookmarklets and FictionFinder): eBay US – Tools for Avid Readers [https://forums.ebay.com/

> Researchers at NEC-Mitsubishi say the nation’s office workers are being hit by “Irritable Desk Syndrome”. [BBC NEWS | Health

Shanghai Jiao Tong University Institute of Higher Education provides its Academic Ranking of World Universities [https://ed.sjtu.edu.cn/

Belatedly, it is worth noting Roy’s remarks about xISBN in his recent LJ column: > Useful on its own,

I always like seeing comments like the one below where the library has played some role in personal development or

Phil Agre has a background in AI and has moved into more social/political studies of the co-evolution of technologies

I gave the opening presentation recently at the JISC Terminology Services Workshop [https://www.ukoln.ac.uk/events/jisc-terminology/programme.

Jon Udell notes interesting piece in NYT: > Polarized Nation: A study of purchase patterns of political books reveals that