Systems

Academic library services will co-evolve with changing learning and research practices in network environments. So much is clear, even if

I have been using the word recombinant on and off to refer to changing structures in a network environment. What

I suggested below that we think about catalog – or other search system – features in terms of rank, relate, and recommend

For Prospero, his library was dukedom enough. I verified this through a search of The Tempest on Google Book Search

A colleague drew my attention to an advert for a Bioinformatics Curator at the University of Manchester, which interestingly touched

About a third of the print books in WorldCat have ISBNs. Brian Lavoie provided me with this number based on

I have been using the (related) blog search systems from ask.com [https://www.ask.com/?o=312#subject:bls|

I have written quite a bit in these pages about metasearch (see list of related entries below). In some recent

The home page of the Rush Rhees library [https://www.lib.rochester.edu/] at the University of Rochester displays a

Driving home from The Serpent Mound [https://www.ohiohistory.org/places/serpent/] a few weeks ago, we passed through Belfast,

I have just come across Collections Link, a UK service. It is … > … the new national advisory service for collections

A nice interview with Thom [https://outgoing.typepad.com/outgoing/]. > Thom Hickey discusses OCLC Research, projects, technology, and licensing