That Reading Room again
More [https://blog.oclc.org/lorcand/archives/000718.html] about the The British
Museum Reading Room, which was until recently
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The Flattening Manifesto
[/lorcand/lorcan/britishmuseumreadingroom.jpg]In a couple of recent posts
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The network and the library
Libraries have always been nodes in networks. They have managed flows of
materials into those nodes from a range of
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It's the DDC blog
Welcoming Jonathan Furner and 025.431: The Dewey blog [https://ddc.typepad.com/]
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What categories are being used for entries
Libraries, maps and platforms
[/lorcand/lorcan/mcarthysmap_1.png]Thom
[https://outgoing.typepad.com/outgoing/2005/06/more_loosely_co.html] previews
Mike Teets’
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Subscribe is the new search
[https://marc.blogs.it/archives/2005/06/report_from_gno.html]Well maybe a bit
of an exxaggeration …
… but it
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Keeping the noise down
[https://www.bbc.co.uk/music/glastonbury2005/]A silent disco at Glastonbury
Festival!
> There was no music coming from
Library system consolidation
Some discussion about the SirsiDynyix merger from a UK
[https://blogs.talis.com/panlibus/archives/2005/06/a_uk_perspectiv.
In the flow
Workflow is important. We often think of the network as multiple individual opportunities: a mass of websites. However, just as we increasingly work, learn, research, and play in a network environment, so will services evolve to reduce effort and improve effectiveness.
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Side by side searching for Lorcan
[https://twingine.com/search.php?q=oclc+research]I may have to switch to Yahoo!
Search as my default search
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Really writing
And while talking about writing, here’s Dervala again:
> And that’s why engineers are reliable teachers of business
