I have just got around to looking at Programming Collective Intelligence [ O’Reilly [https://oreilly.com/catalog/9780596529321/]][Worldcat [https:

Simon Inger and Tracy Gardner released an interesting report a little while ago on How scholars navigate to scholarly content.

Libraries, archives and museums have different curatorial traditions and professional outlooks. In the digital environment, correspondences grow, around both the

Several recent reports discuss the evolving environment of institutional research data management with particular reference to library issues. Here is

Jerry McDonough has written an interesting and important article about XML, interoperability, and the social context of standards making: Structural

Several services will now generate tag clouds for you based on a submitted URL or text. I suppose these make

A wide range of presentations [https://dc2008.de/programme] from the Dublin Core conference held this week in Berlin is

A UK colleague sent me a pointer to this discussion [https://www.thecnj.co.uk/camden/2008/091108/news091108_03.

Several colleagues have commented on the view of Worldcat [https://www.apple.com/webapps/searchtools/worldcat.html] optimized for the

Robert Crawford’s poem Digital Library, St Andrews [https://www.nationalpoetryday.co.uk/digital-library/], finishes with these lines …. > Where

We have been having some internal discussion about the usefulness of the ‘generational turn’ in much recent exploration of reading,