Interesting article about Google. The Google algorithm assumes mythical proportions. > The culture of lay indexing has been created by

> However, Open Source technology continues to remain foreign to the large majority of computer users. In order to accommodate

> McNealy should have watched “Godfather 3” — “Never hate your enemies, it clouds your judgement.” [PBS | I, Cringely . Archived Column

DDC has a role in new landmark Seattle public library building: > www.spl.org, may well be the Books

Kinja is interesting in that they are trying to sell services to users who wish to track blogs without needing

Tip House has a website on extreme programming: > This site is dedicated to all those involved in testing on

An article on the use of web services in enterprise integration has the following interesting snippet about Amazon: > An

> Below is a partial list of papers written by people now at Google, showing the range of backgrounds of

A major recent issue for libraries has been the relationship of library services to emerging instructional technology environments. Increasingly, on

Concerned about the potential effect of recent policy on the conduct of science, the Creative Commons initiative is looking to

> libraries doing good things with blogs [blogwithoutalibrary.net [https://www.blogwithoutalibrary.net/index.shtml?links.html]]

I spoke at the State Librarians’ Meeting at OCLC last week. Myself and Phyllis Spies participated in a session with