Jon Udell describes his experiences looking for wireless access in his relatives’ hometown, and being questioned by the police for

It is difficult to keep track of the ‘open access’ discussion. An important source is the SPARC Open Access Newsletter,

The word of the day on dictionary.com is neoteric [https://dictionary.reference.com/search?q=neoteric]. The illustrative quote

I was the guest of Tom Rosol, interim Vice President for Research at OSU, at the OSU-Purdue game last year.

As has been widely reported, Tim Berners Lee has accepted a knighthood. > Buckingham Palace said this week that Berners-Lee,

> Almost one-third of businesses that responded to an internet survey run by The University of Nottingham Institute for Enterprise

> When I think of Amazon I think of retail. It’s sensible that they arranged their “Search Inside the

Slashdot contributor critical of the Open eBook Forum approach: Slashdot | Open eBook Forum Courts Controversy Over Formats [https://slashdot.org/

Interesting report on Amazon web services. Some points: * they make REST and SOAP interfaces available. REST is much the more

Barbara Quint discusses the recent Google Print initiative in Information Today. She notes teething troubles with the exposure of OCLC

I typically find myself nodding in agreement when reading Jakob Nielsen’s alertbox. Of course, others may have a different

Couple of interesting things about this announcement from ingenta and Oxford University Press. They are taking 700 books online, with