Institutions

Ex Libris announces SFX as a network ‘service’. As I suggested [https://blog.oclc.org/lorcand/archives/000545.html] a

A discussion has broken out in the UK about proposals from the University of Bangor to reduce the number of

SCONUL, the UK Society of College, National and University Libraries, has a vision for libraries in 2010 posted on its

I had expected to see more discussion of Stanley Wilder’s article on information literacy in the Chronicle recently. A

Today’s NYT has an article on Apple’s recent announcements. Randall Stross [https://randallstross.com/], the author, notes in

Looking at the Project for public spaces [https://www.pps.org/] website I wondered if the only good places to

The University of Winnipeg Library and Information Services website [https://cybrary.uwinnipeg.ca/] is one of the most engaging I

I ran across several apparently unrelated things recently: * The Wall St Journal reports that Ray Charles’ Genius loves company [https:

The University of Southampton Library reports on a survey of its staff about their research support needs. > Working through

Providing service at the point of need is a growing emphasis for service providers on the network. Why is there

We spent several days in Washington DC over the Thanksgiving period. We were intrigued by Rachel Whiteread’s Untitled (Library)

Logistics is everywhere. During the recent Olympics [https://blog.oclc.org/lorcand/archives/000399.html], DHL and UPS were heavy