Interoperability?
In libraries we worship interoperability, in the abstract at least. We believe
it is an unalloyed good.
My snappy interoperability
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Got a problem? Got an answer?
I was interested to receive a note about the new Pew study [pdf
[https://www.pewinternet.org/pdfs/Pew_UI_
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End of year randomness
[https://worldcat.org/search?q=sir+gawain+and+the+green+knight&fq=&sd=desc&start=11&
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Worldcat in Facebook
It is nice to see the Worldcat application for Facebook. Look out for additional
features over time.
[https://apps.facebook.
Interoperability
Driving to yet another shopping opportunity this evening, I heard a story about
‘e-prescriptions’ on NPR. I was gobsmacked, as
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The Code4Lib Journal
Best wishes for success to a new arrival, The Code4Lib journal
[https://journal.code4lib.org/].
> The Code4Lib Journal project
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Moving to the network level
It was an interesting week for announcements about network level services.
Amazon announced SimpleDB:
> Amazon SimpleDB is a web
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QOTD: a feed-based universe
The BBC website is a major network hub. It has been through a redesign and a
beta site [https://www.
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Library of Congress Working Group on the Future of Bibliographic Control
I am one of the two ‘at large’ members of the LC Working Group on the Future of
Bibliographic Control
Library strategy at Emory
I find library strategy documents an interesting indicator of trends.
> I do think that looking at how organizations present
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Deweybrowser II
A new version of the Deweybrowser [https://deweybrowser.oclc.org/ddcbrowser2/]
has appeared. This is a prototype system with some
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Bibliographic holiday greetings
We are pleased to bring you once again the OCLC Programs and Research Holiday
Card [https://www.oclc.org/research/
