Lorcan Dempsey

Scholarly Information Strategies [https://www.scholinfo.com/] are well known consultants. They make some presentations [https://www.scholinfo.com/presentations/

The blogs are alive [https://www.ask.com/blogsearch?q=ec2&t=a&qsrc=2102&o=0&

I got an email from a recruiter a while ago wanting to talk about candidates for a director at a

A couple of resources about learning, services and the network: 1. Scott Wilson has a nice roundup of thoughts and

Interaction between systems and services on the network requires intelligence. Intelligence about what is in the environment (search or resolution

Norm Friesen critiques [https://ipseity.blogsome.com/2006/08/14/p36/] what he calls the Net Gen myth.

I have just done a longish summary-sort of entry [https://blog.oclc.org/lorcand/archives/001097.html] about Microsoft’s

Of the big Internet age companies, Microsoft is in many ways the most interesting. It has to find a way

MLA in the UK has been working with PriceWaterhousCoopers on a framework for shared purchasing across UK public library authorities.

Of the making of lists there is no end. The Observer Newspaper lists fifteen websites that changed the world to

Nicholas Carr summarizes an analysis of the leaked AOL data. > An analysis [https://seoblackhat.com/2006/08/11/tool-clicks-by-rank-in-google-yahoo-msn/

My colleague Jeff Young has a blog – Q6 [https://q6.oclc.org/] – where he is discussing issues around the design