Systems

In association with the Frankfurt Book Fair literacy campaign (Litcam) and Unesco’s Institute for Lifelong Learning, Google has launched

Book Burro [https://bookburro.org/] by Jesse Andrews was runner up in our software competition. I had seen mention of

Paul Courant and Rebecca Griffiths published a paper on open source software recently. It was called Software and collaboration in

… is Zotero. So says Dan Cohen. > I’ll write much more in this space about Zotero over the coming

Our close neighbor, Peter Murray, of Ohiolink, has been posting about Service Oriented Architectures. He has just been elaborating [https:

If they can keep up the momentum ;-), eFoundations [https://efoundations.typepad.com/efoundations/], a new blog by Andy Powell

Recent developments [https://googleblog.blogspot.com/2006/08/finding-wealth-in-your-library-and.html] with Google Book Search and links to library catalogs have

Interesting …. the University of Bristol has a Kwic-style listing under its website A-Z index [https://www.bristol.ac.uk/index/

I notice that John Blyberg has implemented access to our Audience Level Web Service [https://www.oclc.org/research/projects/

I know some folks who have some elaborate arrangements set up for tracking stuff across a variety of blog search

E41ST [https://www.amitgupta.info/E41ST/] uses Flex 2, Amazon web services, and ‘your public library’ to connect an Amazon

[https://hdl.handle.net/2027/mdp.39015026498561]In December 2004 I wrote: > Walter Benjamin famously asserted that “that which