Unglue.It – a service to crowdsource book licensing fees – launches
You could say "this is a service to watch" but that would be missing the point. Yesterday the 'Unglue.It' service launched as a way to crowdsource the fundi...
You could say "this is a service to watch" but that would be missing the point. Yesterday the 'Unglue.It' service launched as a way to crowdsource the fundi...
On the second day of the OCLC Global Council meeting [agenda PDF] there was a presentation by Robin Murray (VP, OCLC Global Product Management) and Jim Micha...
[caption id="flickr" align="alignright" width="240" caption="Little Free Library, near Cafe Zoma by Jeremy Cusker, on Flickr"][/caption]There are these place...
Why aren’t there more women in technology? Hmm, let’s see if Twitter can help us find out.
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The snow is falling here in central Ohio, so I'm eager to leave here and head to warm Dallas for ALA Midwinter 2012. I'm looking forward to catching up with...
Commentary, intentional and unintentional humor, and media from January 18, 2012
This blog will be present first-time users with a warning page on January 18, 2012 -- the day that many internet sites are using to protest the Stop Online P...
One of the key activities that brought me to LYRASIS many months ago is going to see the light of day in about 10 days at ALA Midwinter -- a set of tools to ...