I was in CISTI in Ottawa yesterday and saw an interesting and regrettably brief presentation from Glen Newton [https://lab.

Our Openly colleagues have added a new service, xISSN, alongside xISBN. > The xISSN Web service supplies ISSNs and other

A more than usually interesting set of powerpoints is available from the Sustaining the Digital Library : Symposium, 13-14 September 2007,

From the introduction to the Becker-Posner blog. Becker is a Nobel prize-winning economist; Posner the prolific judge and legal theorist.

Stephen Fry writing in the Guardian about his secret presences: > I have to confess that while gaming as such

Here is Grainne Conole, professor of e-learning at the Open University writing about academic papers, conference papers, and blogging: >

My Openly colleagues have added an IE version of the OpenURL Referrer extension. The Firefox version is already available. >

Jon Udell interviews [https://itc.conversationsnetwork.org/shows/detail3392.html] my colleague Stu Weibel about Dublin Core, Worldcat, and related

Stephen Abram gave a lively presentation to OCLC Members’ Council on Sunday night. Several times he remarked that somebody has

The latest OCLC report to the membership, Sharing, privacy and trust in our networked world [https://www.oclc.org/reports/

From the BBC this morning: > A British intelligence agency has targeted a new generation of recruits by advertising in