Institutions

An article in today’s New York Times (free registration) talks about how academic libraries are developing as group learning

People who see FictionFinder [https://fictionfinder.oclc.org/] occasionally say that it is a public library application. In this context

I have just come across Consortia in the next 25 years [https://www.caval.edu.au/about/consortia.html], a

The British Library: providing services beyond the reading rooms [pdf] [https://www.nao.org.uk/publications/nao_reports/03-04/0304879.

There was a discussion on diglib a while ago about what is a digital library. This was more interesting than

I notice that Edinburgh University Library has a link to Blackwells Online Bookshop [https://www.lib.ed.ac.uk/services/

This article — ARL 234: Libraries Dealing with the Future Now [https://www.arl.org/newsltr/234/dealing.html] — discusses work

CC-Interop [https://ccinterop.cdlr.strath.ac.uk/] is a UK project looking at aspects of the interplay between what it

Arrow [https://arrow.edu.au/] is an Australian project developing institutional repository facilities for Australian Universities. The National Library of

I like the fresh new look of the MIT Libraries [https://libraries.mit.edu/] website. The new look has not

The policy framework for libraries, archives and museums has come together in several contexts, although actual services have not converged

Light-hearted exercise where the library is pitted against Google in answering vital questions of the day. > Google, the world’