Social

The ‘information society’ is a vague term, but seems to convey enough of something useful to stay in currency. Frank

[I first published [https://blog.oclc.org/lorcand/archives/001556.html] this in March 2008, and still find it useful

Tony Hirst [https://ouseful.wordpress.com/] has made the interesting observation that an organization’s real home page is the

In her report on Open science at webscale, I was interested to see Liz Lyon give the following list of

I wrote recently about the growing interesting in reputation management on the web. > Reputation management on the web – individual

I prefer ‘crowdsourced’ to ‘user contributed’ but neither works very well for me. In particular ‘user contributed’ does not seem

We are now very used to interacting with resources in a social context. The application of community to content, in

Reputation management on the web – individual and institutional – has become a more conscious activity for many, as ranking, assessment and

Here a few random thoughts on Twitter, nothing more … (me on twitter [https://www.twitter.com/lorcand]) … * Scheduling. Because of

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

One of the recommendations of the Library of Congress Working Group on the Future of Bibliographic Control [https://www.loc.