Systems

Google has had some optional features for a while, although I have not seen much discussion of them. I don’

A recurrent theme of this blog has been that networking changes the way we think about organizational boundaries. So, we

We are now accustomed to being able to rank or recommend on websites. More importantly, we are accustomed to seeing

I thought I would post some numbers here which were prepared by my colleague Brian Lavoie for another purpose. The

Layar [https://layar.eu] created a ripple of interest a while ago. It is yet to be released. It is

I traveled home from the 2nd M-Libraries Conference [https://m-libraries2009.ubc.ca/] in UBC, Vancouver, yesterday. I was interested to

Terry Eagleton said somewhere that Raymond Williams was a librarian’s nightmare, meaning presumably that his work crossed academic boundaries

The Facebook username landgrab created a flurry of excitement over the weekend. Individuals ‘claimed’ their piece of network real estate

One of the recommendations of the Library of Congress Working Group on the Future of Bibliographic Control [https://www.loc.

The Research Information Network in the UK has released a timely report: Creating catalogues: bibliographic records in a networked world

I have written about the Audience Level measure in these pages a few times. In this initiative we are using

I got a note from Debbie Campbell, Director, Collaborative Services, at the National Library of Australia the other week about