Systems

Cathy Marshall spoke at OCLC the other day [https://www.oclc.org/research/dss/marshall.htm]. Her topic was the

I wonder will we see on-demand library systems emerge. I am thinking of services like salesforce.com [https://www.salesforce.

I have just reread Paul Graham’s piece on Web 2.0 which has some nice things in it, including:

[/lorcand/lorcan/adoreArchiveArch.png]Herbert Van de Sompel and colleagues at LANL have been writing about the aDORe architecture for

I had not come across ip2ipo before. This is a UK company which partners with universities to exploit their IP

Thinking about book content indexing again …. John Battelle announced the Alexa Web Search Platform [https://websearch.alexa.com/] on his

Stanford has posted a document outlining the scope and rationale of its participation in the Google Book Search initiative. >

Australia and the UK have frameworks in place for the evaluation of research and the selective allocation of funding based

[https://phoenix.orhost.org/]Thom has a note [https://outgoing.typepad.com/outgoing/2005/12/work_in_progres.html] about

A couple of things come together … I was going to do a short post on the renaissance of interest in

I mentioned [https://blog.oclc.org/lorcand/archives/000877.html] the other day that a part of the value of

I posted a little while ago about blog searching options [https://blog.oclc.org/lorcand/archives/000842.html]. As others