Chris Rusbridge writes about Research Repository Systems: > I promised [https://digitalcuration.blogspot.com/2008/06/reaction-to-negative-click-repositories.html] to be

I enjoyed a visit to The National Library of Scotland (NLS) a while ago. The NLS has an area [https:

Consider the following quote ….. > The role of the library in the university is being transformed. Information technology is shaping

Thom has a note about linking to Worldcat Identities [https://worldcat.org/identities/]. The current API has various aspects ….. here

Two unrelated notes about Elsevier initiatives. The first about a competition in which they are making available an article-based data

I was interested to come across the Encore implementation at the University of Glasgow. This is still in development, but

Not surprising really, but I was interested to realize recently how much more real IPR issues are for my children

Calais is a web service provided by Thomson Reuters, currently at no charge. > Calais enhances your content with rich

I pointed to Brian Kelly’s note about the evolution of the University of Bath’s web presence the other

In a meeting the other day, I was struck by the number of systems environments where a library might now

xISBN [https://xisbn.worldcat.org/xisbnadmin/index.htm] is now well established. xOCLCNUM [https://xisbn.worldcat.org/xisbnadmin/xoclcnum/index.

A new Worldcat Facebook application is now available: CiteMe [https://apps.facebook.com/citemeapp/]. > Get formatted citations in APA,