Systems

Science Library Pad has a couple [https://scilib.typepad.com/science_library_pad/2006/08/my_review_of_th.html]

The Chudnov media network expands with the addition of Library Geeks 001 [https://onebiglibrary.net/geeks]. If you are a

[https://worldcat.org]Worldcat.org [https://www.Worldcat.org] has gone live. This is a major step: it consolidates access

CNI, Mellon, Microsoft, JISC and DLF sponsored a meeting a while ago to discuss repository interoperability. The report of the

As I have remarked a couple of times in these pages, conference agendas are often an interesting manifestation of current

Intute is the ‘new face’ of the UK-based Resource Discovery Network. Recently launched, it brings together the various component services

And while speaking of OpenURL …. … my colleagues, Jeff Young and Thom Hickey, have an article in the current D-Lib Magazine

Andrew Pace has a note [https://blogs.ala.org/pace.php?title=hereby_resolved] emphasising the importance of OpenURL and

The video [wvx [https://webhelp.ucs.ed.ac.uk/services/media/asxfiles/webcasts/wm9vbcast.wvx]] of my presentation [https://nevis.

We have been interested in the great interest expressed in xISBN. It receives heavy traffic and seems to show how

There was a flurry of conversation last week about Hitwise’s blog entry report [https://weblogs.hitwise.com/leeann-prescott/2006/

I was recently pointed at the Amazon Web Services Solutions Catalog, an interesting list of applications which mobilze Amazon Web