Lorcan Dempsey

> Not long ago, the Internet’s ability to provide instant, inexpensive and perfect copies of text, sound and images

Pretty interesting piece by a member of faculty in the history department at Swarthmore. I quote at length — follow the

> This is the development wiki of LibDB, an open-sourced Perl/MySQL library and asset management system based on and

Check out Infomotions’ library of books [https://www.infomotions.com/books/]. This is a catalog of Eric Lease Morgan’s

Cliff Lynch noted the Info URI press release with these words: While I don’t usually repost press releases to

XISBN being used in UKOLN’s demonstrator OpenURL application. Andy Powell writes: > This looks pretty interesting. It uses knowledge

I have been looking at some of the presentations of Andrew Pace listed at NCSU Libraries Staff Presentations [https://www.

> The point is we need to craft standards, software tools, and systems that can accept, manipulate, store, output, search,

> The University of Michigan University Library has unveiled a free online collection [https://www.hti.umich.edu/g/genpub/

> Since it has been demonstrated that on line access improves both readership and citation impact we can certainly expect

mmm… Tim Bray reporting [https://www.tbray.org/ongoing/When/200x/2003/10/28/Dublin] on a visit to Dublin,

Another announcement from VTLS .. > “We are happy to be able to bring to reality (in the form of a