Murrary-Rust and Rzepa discuss ‘datuments’, where a datument is “a combination of data and document created using formal markup to

We tend to think of standards as a good thing without always thinking about the incentives for adoption among various

I notice that the A9 search box now appears on Amazon. There is also an A9 Toolbar [https://toolbar.a9.

The Microsoft Internet Explorer Weblog is at IEBlog [https://blogs.msdn.com/ie/] . Not much there yet. > Our goal

The House of Commons – Science and Technology – Tenth Report [https://www.publications.parliament.uk/pa/cm200304/cmselect/cmsctech/399/39903.

A nice description of the design and technical choices involved in developing a centralized directory of collection and service description.

Duke is providing its incoming freshmen with a free iPod. > Students also will be able to use the devices

This is a phrase used by Dan Bricklin. Here is what he says about it: I will call this software

There are two piers on Brighton Beach. So what would you call a free wireless network service on Brighton Beach?

There was a discussion on diglib a while ago about what is a digital library. This was more interesting than

Several case studies of institutional and library portals are available. The institutional cases are especially interesting as the library increasingly

Moodle is an open source course management system (aka learning management system or – in the UK – virtual learning environment). It