Institutions

The Open Content Alliance has been meeting [https://ldp.library.jhu.edu/bookworkshop/]. Some of the discussion has been blogged

Peter Brantley and Dan Chudnov, as reported by Jeremy Frumkin, are concerned about the capacity of libraries to respond in

Stories [https://www.economist.com/displaystory.cfm?story_id=4484119] need hooks, and the Economist [https://www.economist.com] has

Much of the data that we have, or potentially might have, represents choices. Choices made by users or choices made

Blogged conference reports can be somewhat telegraphese – but are often interesting to scan. Here are a couple – followed by an

Some media experiences in the last day or two: A TV ad: a driver is rung up and asked if

From BiblioAcid on the finding in our Aggregate collections [https://www.dlib.org/dlib/september05/lavoie/09lavoie.html] article that

Over the coming years we will take a more active role in managing aggregate or collective collections: thinking about the

I managed to spend an hour or two in the Prado [https://museoprado.mcu.es/home.html] last weekend (and

The formation of SirsiDynix prompted a couple of interesting posts. Kenton Good predicted [https://www.kentongood.com/?p=97] that

The British Library and the National Library of Australia are each involved in national Institutional Repository initiatives. These are Sherpa

The National Library of Australia provides search and browse [https://www.nla.gov.au/nla/staffpaper/2005/] (by year of