Institutions

CILIP [https://www.cilip.org.uk] is the UK professional organization for library (and other information) workers. I was interested

A recurrent theme of this blog has been that networking changes the way we think about organizational boundaries. That said,

One of the most interesting things we have seen while in the US is the Serpent Mound in southern Ohio,

[https://www.ryman.com/HatchGallery.html]We were in Nashville for a couple of days over the Easter period. Doing

A project looking at the use of ‘heritage’ materials in hospital contexts caught my eye … > Working with Guy Noble,

Gary Hamel, management guru, has a couple of posts about about management in the network age. On the web, he

I have been glancing through the contributions to > HANSON, T. (2005). Managing academic support services in universities: the convergence

A few features I noticed recently on library web-sites … Oregon State University explicitly notes resources that are unique to the

From the Worldcat Local implementation at the University of Washington: The user can telescope between institution, consortium and Worldcat. I

A set of documents [https://www.sero.co.uk/jisc-tile-deliverables.html] from the TILE project [https://www.sero.co.uk/

Robert Darnton’s plangent discussion [https://www.nybooks.com/articles/22281] of the proposed Google Book Search agreement in the

Tom Hickerson, Vice Provost, Libraries and Cultural Resources, and University Librarian, University of Calgary, visitied us last week together with