Introductory overview to information retrieval evaluation from Oracle. Interesting to see discussion of precision, recall, TREC conferences, etc, in this

OSU and Michigan libraries have combined to create a website [https://www.lib.ohio-state.edu/arvweb/OSUvsMichigan/osuvsmichigan.htm]

Ed organised a discussion with Endeca [https://endeca.com] last week, given shared interest in faceted classification. In that context

Want to know where to get a pizza near where the Dempsey-Lennon family lives in Columbus? Try: Google Search:

This list came up in discussion with OSU computer science faculty during the week. > The TOP500 project was started

Interesting to see a couple (there are probably lots more) of digital library blogs maintained by staff at university libraries,

> Work is ongoing to develop RDF vocabularies for describing thesaurus data. We would like to be able to encode

Nice note on Jon Udell’s blog about XISBN: > It actually sort of works, which says a lot for

I came across CIP (Classification of Instructional Programs) last year. > The CIP is a taxonomic coding scheme that contains

> My own experience of DC-2003 probably emphasised the ‘workshop’ elements more than the ‘conference’ aspects, and I had

> Definitions of CIP on the Web [Google Search: define: cip [https://www.google.com/search?q=define%3A+cip&

> The other chapters in this volume demonstrate the wide range of roles that metadata can serve. Since the mid-