I wonder will we see on-demand library systems emerge. I am thinking of services like salesforce.com [https://www.salesforce.

I have just reread Paul Graham’s piece on Web 2.0 which has some nice things in it, including:

[/lorcand/lorcan/adoreArchiveArch.png]Herbert Van de Sompel and colleagues at LANL have been writing about the aDORe architecture for

The relationship between gaming and education, and more specifically, between gaming and libraries, is of growing interest. John Kirriemuir [https:

I had not come across ip2ipo before. This is a UK company which partners with universities to exploit their IP

Thinking about book content indexing again …. John Battelle announced the Alexa Web Search Platform [https://websearch.alexa.com/] on his

Stanford has posted a document outlining the scope and rationale of its participation in the Google Book Search initiative. >

I recently came across Creating Passionate Users [https://headrush.typepad.com/creating_passionate_users/], which among other things has been

It is interesting to see the growth in podcasting, and in our space there are a couple of interesting venues:

Australia and the UK have frameworks in place for the evaluation of research and the selective allocation of funding based

[https://phoenix.orhost.org/]Thom has a note [https://outgoing.typepad.com/outgoing/2005/12/work_in_progres.html] about

A couple of things come together … I was going to do a short post on the renaissance of interest in