Mike Shatzkin writes about the changing environment for publishers in Publishers’ Weekly. There are some familiar themes … Network concentration (Amazon)

The Blue Ribbon Task Force on Sustainable Digital Preservation and Access was launched last year by the National Science Foundation

A couple of sentences in Joseph Stiglitz’s Vanity Fair critique of economic and financial policy over recent years jumped

I have mentioned SEO (Search Engine Optimization) a few times as an increasingly important area of interest for librarians. However,

I wrote a short piece for Portal last year. > Reconfiguring the Library Systems Environment. portal: Libraries and the Academy

And speaking of the Liber Quarterly [https://liber.library.uu.nl/index.html], it is good to see that they

We are seeing more interest in demonstrating value. Here are two rather different items on this topic. The first is

It’s time for the OCLC Research holiday card [https://www.oclc.org/research/holidaycard/]. Check it out here [https:

I guess that Discovery to delivery, and the related discover, locate, request, deliver, might be characterised bemes, maybe somewhat old

I was going to do a short entry quoting from Benjamin Schwartz’s review of David Thompson’s [https://www.

Andy Powell, network resident [https://blog.oclc.org/lorcand/archives/001773.html], has an interesting post about his ‘fractured’ network

I was pleased to see that this blog was nominated in the Best Librarian/Library Blog [https://edublogawards.com/2008/