Systems

The British Library has begun to collect email of authors and scientists. It has already acquired emails written by Hughes,

Bag and baggage [https://bgbg.blogspot.com/] quotes Udi Manber of A9 [https://www.a9.com] on Google: > The

BBC report on The Web 2.0 Conference [https://www.web2con.com/] has some interesting snippets. > Experts at the

Loosely Coupled discusses whether Amazon will be able to successfully charge for web services as they announce the launch of

I have just had occasion to reread Walter Benjamin’s essay Unpacking my library. It is full of memorable lines

An industry is growing up which is looking at the issues of responsible ‘information destruction’. > A growing debate about

Dan Rehak is very active in the development of specifications in the learning technology arena. He is based at the

Identifiers are becoming more important in our work. In another context, I was interested to come across the ISLN: >

I had not seen the phrase ‘programmable websites’ before coming across this article. > Amazon and eBay Inc. have cemented

Another article establishes the importance of metadata quality or consistency for retrieval. This is an issue we are facing more

A list of union catalogs: > During the research work on my latest book, Library World Records, I used both

The Arrow [https://arrow.edu.au/] (Australian Research Repositories Online to the World) project has a preview search system up.