Collections

One of the recurrent themes in these pages is that systemwide coordination of print materials is necessary as libraries begin

Last Friday I attended the RLG Partnership Symposium. The topic – When the books leave the building – reflected the growing discussion

Evan Schnittman of OUP has an interesting post [https://www.blackplasticglasses.com/2010/03/23/digital-reading/#more-445] in which he

Readers will have noted recently that I have been interested in reputation management and impact, and in how libraries may

First, a note on a couple of recent media experiences … We went to The boat that rocked [https://www.imdb.

While looking at Google Book Search the other day I was intrigued to discover that parts of my early oeuvre,

As interaction with the book literature, publishing, the role of large print collections, and research and learning behaviors are all

I was in a meeting with a group of folks from research libraries the other week. I was interested in

I have just read M-Libraries: Information use on the move: a report from the Arcadia Programme [pdf [https://arcadiaproject.lib.

The Research Information Network in the UK has released a timely report: Creating catalogues: bibliographic records in a networked world

Fintan O’Toole writes about the Google books settlement in the Irish Times. He wonders which ads will be shown