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Peter E. Murray

Library technologist, open source advocate, striving to think globally while acting locally

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  • Trip Report: NISO Plus Forum 2022

    Earlier this week, NISO held its one-day NISO Plus Forum for 2022.

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    This was an in-person meeting that is intended to feed into the online conference in February 2023. Around 100 people from NISO's membership groups—libraries, content providers, and service providers—attended to talk about metadata. The meeting was …

     Posted on  September 22, 2022
     and last updated October 05, 2022
     ·  5 minutes reading time
  • With Gratitude for the NISO Ann Marie Cunningham Service Award

    During the inaugural NISO Plus meeting at the end of February, I was surprised and proud to receive the Ann Marie Cunningham Service award. Todd Carpenter, NISO’s executive director, let me know by tweet as I was not able to attend the conference.
    Pictured in that tweet is my …

     Posted on  May 01, 2020
     and last updated May 01, 2020
     ·  3 minutes reading time
  • What is known about GetFTR at the end of 2019

    In early December 2019, a group of publishers announced Get-Full-Text-Research, or GetFTR for short. There was a heck of a response on social media, and the response was—on the whole—not positive from my librarian-dominated corner of Twitter. For my early take on GetFTR, see my December 3rd blog …

     Posted on  December 28, 2019
     and last updated April 03, 2021
     ·  14 minutes reading time
  • Publishers going-it-alone (for now?) with GetFTR

    In early December 2019, a group of publishers announced Get-Full-Text-Research, or GetFTR for short. I read about this first in Roger Schonfeld's "Publishers Announce a Major New Service to Plug Leakage" piece in The Scholarly Kitchen via Jeff Pooley's Twitter thread and blog post. Details about how this works are …

     Posted on  December 03, 2019
     and last updated April 03, 2021
     ·  5 minutes reading time