Systems

Pretty interesting piece by a member of faculty in the history department at Swarthmore. I quote at length — follow the

> This is the development wiki of LibDB, an open-sourced Perl/MySQL library and asset management system based on and

Check out Infomotions’ library of books [https://www.infomotions.com/books/]. This is a catalog of Eric Lease Morgan’s

Cliff Lynch noted the Info URI press release with these words: While I don’t usually repost press releases to

XISBN being used in UKOLN’s demonstrator OpenURL application. Andy Powell writes: > This looks pretty interesting. It uses knowledge

I have been looking at some of the presentations of Andrew Pace listed at NCSU Libraries Staff Presentations [https://www.

> The point is we need to craft standards, software tools, and systems that can accept, manipulate, store, output, search,

Another announcement from VTLS .. > “We are happy to be able to bring to reality (in the form of a

VTLS announces OAI support. > Blacksburg, VA – VTLS today announced the release of a new “open source” product called VORTEX.

Eric drew my attention to a press release noting that VTLS is going to support the open source digital asset

One of the major difference between the US and European countries when it comes to library development is the degree

Thom has a nice piece on text retrieval on ResourceShelf (arranged by Shirley). > To misquote William Gibson, “the future