Systems

I was interested to come across the University of Bristol’s ‘Card catalogue online’, a resource based on scanned images

Mike Shatzkin writes about the changing environment for publishers in Publishers’ Weekly. There are some familiar themes … Network concentration (Amazon)

The Blue Ribbon Task Force on Sustainable Digital Preservation and Access was launched last year by the National Science Foundation

I have mentioned SEO (Search Engine Optimization) a few times as an increasingly important area of interest for librarians. However,

I wrote a short piece for Portal last year. > Reconfiguring the Library Systems Environment. portal: Libraries and the Academy

And speaking of the Liber Quarterly [https://liber.library.uu.nl/index.html], it is good to see that they

We are seeing more interest in demonstrating value. Here are two rather different items on this topic. The first is

Andy Powell, network resident [https://blog.oclc.org/lorcand/archives/001773.html], has an interesting post about his ‘fractured’ network

I have just come across PenguinDating [https://penguin.match.com/matchuk/cp.aspx?cpp=en-uk/landing/penguin/index.html&

An announcement from Das Bundesarchiv (German National Archive) and Wikimedia Commons: > Starting on Thursday Dec 4, 2008, Wikimedia Commons

The Guardian published a supplement on the ‘digital student’ the other day. There is some general context and there is

I have been looking at Zotero [https://www.zotero.org/] again while on vacation, as one does. I was impressed