The Harvard Business Review list of breakthrough ideas for 2009 [https://hbr.harvardbusiness.org/web/tools/2009/01/list-toc] had

The Museums, Libraries and Archives Council in the UK welcomes the inauguration of Barack Obama, quoting from his speech at

Mike Leigh’s film Happy-go-Lucky has been doing well, and Sally Hawkins who plays the lead won a Golden Globe

One of the more interesting library developments in recent years has been the growing interest in cooperative approaches to the

I am pleased to note the appearance of a new report which synthesizes research findings about scholarly information practices and

I have just been looking at the presentation [https://conferences.infotoday.com/documents/52/C102_Sheikh.ppt] [ppt] given by

My colleague Constance Malpas has created an interesting Worldcat List in support of ongoing work: > Selected print-only, refereed scholarly

I have been meaning to mention Carole Palmer’s [https://people.lis.uiuc.edu/~clpalmer/] observation that we are seeing

My colleague Ricky Erway has distilled material relevant to libraries from the proposed Google agreement with the APA and Authors’

Apologies for any hiccups while we updated the blog software over the last few days. This blog runs on a

I heard about ‘affinity strings’ on a visit to Minnesota some time ago. I was pleased to see that they

Michael Hirschorn speculates about the future of the New York Times in The Atlantic. Update: Perhaps the introduction of Bono