Systems

Barbara Tillett gave an interesting presentation [ppt [https://www.oclc.org/research/events/frbr-workshop/presentations/tillett/FRBR_and_cat_rules_

So, thinking about some recent posts …. In the Bosworth presentation [ppt [https://www.webratio.com/images/20050408Bosworth.pps]] mentioned below

Peter Scott sent me a note about his useful RSS Compendium [https://allrss.com/] . Looks as if Peter will be

RSS has captured the headlines 😉 There have been a couple of major ripples in recent months: * A9 introduced OpenSearch [https:

FRBR in 21st Century Catalogs [https://www.oclc.org/research/events/frbr-workshop/program.htm], a workshop on the development and

An interesting post on Ida takes tea [https://blog.educause.edu/catherine] talks about the use of bookmarking tools – such

Check out Opening up OpenURLs with autodiscovery [https://www.ariadne.ac.uk/issue43/chudnov/] in the latest Ariadne. > Because

We made the Dewey Decimal Classification system summaries available for open use a while ago on the ResearchWorks [https://www.

Information landscape [https://hylife.unn.ac.uk/toolkit/Infoland2.html]was a term used in various conversations some time ago

My colleague Thom Hickey [https://outgoing.typepad.com/outgoing/] has a short article in the current OCLC Newsletter expanding on

Repository is one of those words which needs to be accompanied by a qualification: just what do you mean in

This may be of interest in the context of general discussion of Service Oriented Architectures: > In February 2005 OASIS