Systems

Our activities in the network world leave traces. The analysis of these traces is now a major undertaking as organizations

Library and Archives Canada [https://www.collectionscanada.ca/] has released a digital information strategy for consultation. > Those involved with

I was in CISTI in Ottawa yesterday and saw an interesting and regrettably brief presentation from Glen Newton [https://lab.

Our Openly colleagues have added a new service, xISSN, alongside xISBN. > The xISSN Web service supplies ISSNs and other

Here is Grainne Conole, professor of e-learning at the Open University writing about academic papers, conference papers, and blogging: >

My Openly colleagues have added an IE version of the OpenURL Referrer extension. The Firefox version is already available. >

Jon Udell interviews [https://itc.conversationsnetwork.org/shows/detail3392.html] my colleague Stu Weibel about Dublin Core, Worldcat, and related

Quantity has a quality all its own. A focus on quality is one reason that libraries, archives and museums have

Name authority files are often national in scope and will be created under different policy regimes. This is the rationale

I find it convenient to think about current library systems activities in terms of support for three materials workflows: bought/

We have become used to managing collections of digital resources: images, music, citations. Zotero [https://www.zotero.org/] is one

There was some discussion a while ago in various places about the relative merits of bookstore and public library shelf