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

From Stepping Stones, a book-length collection of interviews with Seamus Heaney by Dennis O’Driscoll. The thing I should say,

I came across the University of Michigan beta library website [https://beta.lib.umich.edu/] the other day. I thought

I continue to be amazed at how difficult it is to find the name or contact details of the library

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

The presentations from the 2009 RLG Partnership Annual Symposium: Hearing voices: connecting with users, enhancing services [https://www.oclc.org/

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

I have just read M-Libraries: Information use on the move: a report from the Arcadia Programme [pdf [https://arcadiaproject.lib.

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