Updated: 11/21/07 I have spoken about library logistics before. > Logistics is about moving information, materials and services

The whole world seems to have seen that Newsweek is carrying a cover story about Kindle from Amazon 😉 The story

I gave a presentation in the Martin Luther King Jr Library in San Jose during the week. As many readers

It is always worth hearing what John Wilkin has to say so I was interested to see that he has

I just did an entry [https://blog.oclc.org/lorcand/archives/001489.html] on the new report [PDF [https://www.

Constant readers – there are a few 😉 – will have noticed several references to outputs from the Eduserv Foundation [https://www.eduserv.

It is interesting to read about the developments within Oracle’s new on-demand customer relationship management offering which is being

Thom has some more details about Worldcat Identities. > What is returned is really XML with a reference to an

A long time ago I wrote …. > If you have $495 [https://www.amazon.com/Cambridge-History-Libraries-Britain-Ireland/dp/0521858089/ref=ed_

Worldcat Identities [https://worldcat.org/identities] went into production as part of Worldcat.org [https://Worldcat.org] over the weekend.

My colleagues recently organized a meeting to discuss demand for and potential uses of webified terminologies. A strawman document [pdf

From the Guardian: > Online spaces are blurring, as universities that podcast and text their students have shown. The Jisc