Books

Jack Ammerman has an interesting point in relation to my entry about what ‘owning’ a book might actually mean (Sharable

We have several mass digitization initiatives underway. And there seems to be an expectation that these will continue, that more

I spoke [ppt [https://www.oclc.org/research/presentations/dempsey/shorterreading2.ppt]] about our Top 1000 list [https://www.oclc.

The New York Times discusses its redesigned web presence: > We also wanted to give our readers a greater voice

A while ago I wrote an entry noting the general trend towards decomposition and recomposition of parts at various levels,

I have just returned from the congenial Reading 2.0 [https://ono.cdlib.org/archives/shimenawa/000219.html] conference organized

Work commissioned by the Book Industry Study Group reports that: > “The real story is the dramatic growth of used

[https://www.centerforbookculture.org/dalkey/backlist/obrien.html#policeman] Flann O’Brien was a man of many [https://errol.oclc.

A special decennial issue of Ariadne has just appeared. Here is a list of the articles included: > Projects into

Just a note about a couple of publications which have recently appeared which highlight the use of bibliographic data to

[https://www.ariadne.ac.uk/issue1/]I am reminded by John Kirriemuir [https://www.silversprite.com/] that Ariadne [https://www.