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More [https://blog.oclc.org/lorcand/archives/000718.html] about the The British Museum Reading Room, which was until recently

Libraries have always been nodes in networks. They have managed flows of materials into those nodes from a range of

[/lorcand/lorcan/mcarthysmap_1.png]Thom [https://outgoing.typepad.com/outgoing/2005/06/more_loosely_co.html] previews Mike Teets’

I liked this characterization [https://www.biblioacid.org/2005/06/la_lita_librari.html] of Eric Lease Morgan’s Top

I was interested to see a link to a story about Stanford on the Sun website: Building a digital library:

A colleague pointed me to Thomas Davenport’s article in the current Harvard Business Review (June 2005. pp 101-108): The

From the 2003 Annual Report of the TU Delft Library [https://www.library.tudelft.nl/]: > At the TU Delft

Anne Wolpert characterizes the current situation of research libraries: > In describing the state of the MIT Libraries in the

[https://www.43things.com/]This is one of the things that is among these people’s 43 things [https://www.

The current discussion about the catalog and its centrality or otherwise prompt me to repeat a passage from my favorite

Increasingly we need to think about library services in the context of the full web of user experience. This is

Google, Amazon, eBay, Yahoo!: they are all massive data presences on the web. In various ways, they open up access