There is a good description of why libraries should be interested in the concept of Service Oriented Architectures [https://looselycoupled.

Reading lists are an interesting site for discussion about interoperability between library and learning management systems, and one where one

One thing that has come out of the election is a variety of interactive maps. Tim Bray drew attention [https:

The new issue of Educause Review [EDUCAUSE REVIEW | November/December 2004, Volume 39, Number 6 [https://www.educause.edu/apps/

I have maintained this Blog for a year now, writing for colleagues internally at OCLC. We have decided to externalize

A couple of recent studies have provided some rich data about the use of IEEE-LOM metadata. Jean Godby [https://www.

A particularly rich issue of Ariadne [https://www.ariadne.ac.uk/issue41/] has just appeared, with a strong international flavor.

There is a growing desire to provide service at the point of need, or “at the point of inspiration” as

Edinburgh has been named UNESCO’s first City Of Literature [https://www.edinburgh.ac.uk/news/cityoflit.html]. JK Rowling

Juha Hakala and Pete Johnston give a useful update [https://www.ukoln.ac.uk/metadata/dcmi/dc2004/nisomi/intro_files/

Corey Murata notes some nice lookup features [https://faculty.washington.edu/murata/worldcat/] for OpenWorldCat on Web4Lib today. This prompts

A short video has been produced as part of the JISC X4L program to show interoperability in action. I like