Systems

I always find it interesting to do a google ‘find similar’ on pages. It can lead you to interesting places,

Noted the following on Catalogablog. Statement of International Cataloguing Principles produced by the First IFLA Meeting of Experts on an

Tim Bray announces that he is looking for something new to do. He remains associated with Antarctica but would like

Came across a rather bluntly named blog devoted to IPR issues: Copyfight. The author: > Donna Wentworth is a Web

My last two entries include links to the Times Higher Educational Supplement [https://www.thesis.co.uk/]. This is the

Jon Udell describes his experiences looking for wireless access in his relatives’ hometown, and being questioned by the police for

Interesting report on Amazon web services. Some points: * they make REST and SOAP interfaces available. REST is much the more

I typically find myself nodding in agreement when reading Jakob Nielsen’s alertbox. Of course, others may have a different

Many of you will have seen this, but interesting to note the series. > This series of essays on the

The TEL project reports one of its main outcomes to be a “flexible systems architecture [https://www.europeanlibrary.org/pdf/

Some interesting presentations at the 2003-2004 RLG Members’ Forum [https://www.rlg.org/events/haveandhold2003/index.html]. Discussion of Cornell

> Shibboleth is a federated system of authentication and authorization that can address many of these issues. When institutions and