Lorcan Dempsey

Barbara Quint discusses the recent Google Print initiative in Information Today. She notes teething troubles with the exposure of OCLC

I typically find myself nodding in agreement when reading Jakob Nielsen’s alertbox. Of course, others may have a different

Couple of interesting things about this announcement from ingenta and Oxford University Press. They are taking 700 books online, with

Announcing the availability of the resource below, The National Library of Ireland [https://www.nli.ie/] claims that genealogy is

Many of you will have seen this, but interesting to note the series. > This series of essays on the

The TEL project reports one of its main outcomes to be a “flexible systems architecture [https://www.europeanlibrary.org/pdf/

Some interesting presentations at the 2003-2004 RLG Members’ Forum [https://www.rlg.org/events/haveandhold2003/index.html]. Discussion of Cornell

> Shibboleth is a federated system of authentication and authorization that can address many of these issues. When institutions and

Interesting, and I think accurate, observation by Stuart Sutton in his review of Cilla Caplan’s new book on metadata

A new report from the DLF looks at OAI harvesting activities: A Survey of Digital Aggregation Services. Martha Brogan [https:

Two further current awareness resources, not in the form of Blogs but which might benefit from being so. Paula Kaufman,

Interesting results from an investigation commissioned by the British Library trying to put a value on the benefit to the