The library co-evolves with the community it serves, and we need to remember that those communities also change, which in

The library community has deployed several niche protocols. Most were developed before the web, and perhaps need to be updated

Wilbert Kraan of CETIS has a nice overview of some recent meetings surrounding the IMS Melbourne meeting. Discussion about service-oriented-architectures,

I mentioned the proposed cut in library staff by the administration at Bangor University a few days ago. This continues

Dorothea [https://cavlec.yarinareth.net/] left a comment [https://blog.oclc.org/lorcand/archives/000575.html#comments] which wondered how

One of the more dreary library arguments over the years has been the ‘reading in the bath’ case against digital

Posts have been light recently as I have been on the road. I have just come back from The Netherlands

Now that people have economical access to large amounts of storage on the iPod new uses are emerging. > Ratib

Various of my OCLC Research [https://www.oclc.org/research/] colleagues have long thought that a work-based approach to bibliographic

The rising cost of serials occupies much discussion bandwidth. However, the cost of managing serials, including the A&I

VIEWS, to remind you, is a group of system and service providers to libraries who have come together to explore

An overview of the recent work on repository frameworks being done by Herbert van de Sompel and his colleagues at