I think this is a very nice phrase to describe some of what is happening as we look at service

Interesting to see that the British Library has put out a press release about a BL staff member chairing the

> There is a list of technologies that are actually political philosophy masquerading as code, a list that includes Xanadu,

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A Mellon-funded project at UC San Diego to create a union catalog of art images. The intention is to explore

> IBM Ontology Management System (also known as SNOBASE, for Semantic Network Ontology Base) is a framework for loading ontologies

> The Florida Center for Library Automation (FCLA) is developing a central digital archiving facility for the libraries of the

> The Renaissance Library Calendar 2004 12 colour photographs of beautiful old libraries, from 527AD to 1932, with brief history

> Kasparov has been asked to enter politics – Russia’s answer to Arnold Schwarzenegger – but is undecided. Soon he may

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A resource from the National Cancer Institute:Research-Based Web Design & Usability Guidelines [https://usability.gov/guidelines/index.html] >

> Open source is an easy choice for the Early Adopter customer: low cost, time to market, and extensibility offer