Books QOTD: Reeling and writhing From William Gibson’s blog: > I would add that talented writers begin as talent readers, though I’ve scarcely Lorcan Dempsey Nov 20, 2006
Research ∕ Learning Data curation Chris Rusbridge is the Director of the Digital Curation Centre at the University of Edinburgh. About the DCC: > Scientists, Lorcan Dempsey Nov 20, 2006 1 min read
Systems Business mashups Business Week had an article on business mashups a few days ago. Here is one of their smaller examples. > Lorcan Dempsey Nov 19, 2006 2 min read
Institutions Research library symposium Transcripts and audio recordings of the proceedings of the Research Library in the 21st Century Symposium [https://www.lib.utexas. Lorcan Dempsey Nov 19, 2006
Misc Upliftment I stumbled across the London Speaker Bureau [https://www.londonspeakerbureau.co.uk/default.aspx] just now. A pretty impressive roster Lorcan Dempsey Nov 17, 2006
Books Children's book week ... To mark Children’s Book Week folks here at OCLC are talking about children’s books that mean something to Lorcan Dempsey Nov 13, 2006 2 min read
Systems Web services I have a short article [https://www.oclc.org/nextspace/004/research.htm] about web services and some of the Lorcan Dempsey Nov 13, 2006
Institutions Library systems world It is surprising to me that there is not more discussion in the library community about the structure of the Lorcan Dempsey Nov 13, 2006 2 min read
Systems Focus For those interested in current developments with RDA (that’s AACR3 to you), Ann Chapman has a nice article [https: Lorcan Dempsey Nov 12, 2006
Institutions The Browne Issue System and the reordering of experience I was looking for a description of the Browne Issue System because I wanted to do an entry about it Lorcan Dempsey Nov 11, 2006 3 min read
Systems Speedy ... I find that I use Technorati less these days than Google Blogsearch and Bloglines/Ask for looking at blog stuff. Lorcan Dempsey Nov 10, 2006 1 min read
Research ∕ Learning QOTD: Wikipedia for study Hitwise has an interesting analyis of seasonal patterns of web traffic traffic. What I noticed was how Wikipedia use was Lorcan Dempsey Nov 8, 2006 1 min read