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Karen Coyle’s report on Rights Expression Languages [https://www.loc.gov/standards/Coylereport_final1single.pdf], commissioned by the Library

> “People ask,” he said, “so what’s the Semantic Web killer app going to be? That’s not the

> This document provides guidelines for encoding a number of commonly used identifiers in Dublin Core (DC) metadata [https://dublincore.

The top IT issues for universities are listed in an article in the current EDUCAUSE REVIEW | May/June 2004, Volume

Aaron Swartz notes interesting Google action: > Google has “bought” an ad for the search term Jew [https://www.google.

> Get the latest word direct from the Googleplex about new technology, hot issues, and the wide world of search.

An interesting set of blog entries discuss the centralised massive presence of Google in the loosely coupled web world. Is

Hal Varian reviews Nicholas Carr’s book Does IT matter [https://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/tg/detail/-/1591394449/

Interesting overview of survey of scientists, librarians and others about need for research data curation services. Includes a schematic of

Much followed blogger Sean McGrath on classification and metadata. > My favorite example of shelf-stuff type 3 came from the

Light-hearted exercise where the library is pitted against Google in answering vital questions of the day. > Google, the world’

Some nice remarks by Peter Suber in his latest SOAN: > As I read the news, both halves of this