Institutions

XISBN being used in UKOLN’s demonstrator OpenURL application. Andy Powell writes: > This looks pretty interesting. It uses knowledge

Announcing the availability of the resource below, The National Library of Ireland [https://www.nli.ie/] claims that genealogy is

The TEL project reports one of its main outcomes to be a “flexible systems architecture [https://www.europeanlibrary.org/pdf/

> “The information industry is changing, and we are at the forefront of the transformation,” said Roy M. Martin, Jr.

Academic libraries are funded to support the research and learning activities of their home institutions. As research and learning behaviors

Students graduate from the successors to library schools without a basic education in the core skills that define an effective

Vote to evict a book at Book Brother [https://www.reader-development.com/4ureaders2/bookbrother/default.asp]. Part of a bigger

I argued [https://www.oclc.org/research/staff/dempsey/recombinant_library/dempsey_recombinant_library.htm] a while ago that libraries’

Nice note on Jon Udell’s blog about XISBN: > It actually sort of works, which says a lot for

A Mellon-funded project at UC San Diego to create a union catalog of art images. The intention is to explore

> We use Web Services with our new Vendor Integration Protocol (VIP), through which acquisitions librarians can check book pricing

Suzanne E Thorin provides an overview [https://www.arl.org/scomm/Thorin.pdf"] of changes in scholarly communication for