Some nice remarks by Peter Suber in his latest SOAN: > As I read the news, both halves of this

Some interesting data from Dan Greenstein about relative use of catalog (and the library’s physical holdings) and the newer

RSS Reader Panel [https://fls.moo.jp/moz/rssreader.html], a FireFox extension, provides a reader nicely integrated with the

Wired article on Google IPO has this interesting snippet on the impact of adoption of google into common parlance on

Mooter [https://www.mooter.com]‘s graphic display does not do much for me.

Bob Martin has been emphasizing the role of libraries and museums in support of learning. I now notice that the

Quite a bit of discussion in the UK at the moment about the recently advertized post of Librarian for the

Report in the The Guardian about a somewhat aspirational UK initiative working to create stronger interoperability between information services across

The NYT is carrying an article on the impact of the Gates Foundation on public libraries through grants for technology

> The aim of the project is to create the mod_oai Apache software module that will expose content accessible

> The RDN provides a public SRW [https://www.loc.gov/z3950/agency/zing/srw/] (SOAP) search interface to the

Reed-Elsevier argues value of existing publishing model. > The use of scientific information is spreading as technology allows more researchers