Scientific publications as social objects ...
The Comprendia Blog has an entry about social networks in the sciences: Are Any
Social Networks for Life Scientists Gaining
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Cover notes
And speaking of The Second Sex reminds me that the Penguin Modern Classic
edition [https://www.worldcat.org/oclc/59144780]
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The publisher and the translation
I got my copy of The London Review of Books in the mail (aka post) today. I had
seen John
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Bruges Public Library catalogue
Prompted by a recent entry [https://blog.oclc.org/lorcand/archives/002047.html],
I got a note from Koen Calis,
Patterns of publication and library collections as measure of technology shifts?
We were pleased to welcome [https://www.oclc.org/research/news/2010-01-28.htm]
Dr Michelle Alexopoulos [https://www.chass.utoronto.
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All the news ...
My former OCLC colleague Eric Hellman has become one of the more interesting
bloggers in our space. A little while
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Talking to people
I am interviewed occasionally for a report somebody is preparing. Sometimes
internal, not for publication, sometimes published. It is always
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Reconfigurations
Readers will have noted recently that I have been interested in reputation
management and impact, and in how libraries may
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Outside-in and inside-out
The collections acquired from outside though licensing and purchasing (outside in) have very different characteristics from each other. They in turn have quite different characteristics from materials distinctive to the institution such as special collections or research outputs (inside out).
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Digital content quarterly
Digital Content Quarterly
[https://sca.jiscinvolve.org/files/2010/01/sca_dcquarterly_01_dec09-interactive.pdf]
is a new publication from
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Reputational survey
As university rankings attract more attention and as national/regional policy
discussions continue about whether and how to concentrate research
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