Systems

I was interested to see the following on the Amazon Web Services blog: > Concord USA has developed and released,

Google, Yahoo!, Amazon …. For many these services are the first and last resort of research. They exercise a major gravitational

Andy Powell writes [pdf [https://www.ukoln.ac.uk/distributed-systems/jisc-ie/arch/ie-google/ie-google.pdf] ] about potential points of contact

OCLC Research has been doing quite a bit of work on collection analysis in the last couple of years: mining

Order seems very much a part of the public perception of the library, often counterposed to the potential disorder of

Writing here about the digitization initiatives in the “Google 5” libraries a while ago I referred to aura: Walter Benjamin

The last year has really made it clear that library systems sit in a broader network environment. The emerging integration

My colleagues have been talking about OpenSearch from A9. Thom Hickey reports on his new blog. > Is there a

How quickly things can change! Last year there were discussions about the Google-busting potential of metasearch. How naive. This year

There will be a lot of discussion about Yahoo and Flickr over the next few days. There is an interesting

Terry Willan, of Talis, has a thoughtful post [https://panlibus.blogspot.com/2005/03/when-will-xml-replace-marc.html] on the current discussion

Theo van Veen writes about the National Library of the Netherlands‘ (KB) plans for ‘renewal’ of their technical infrastructure in