Colleagues at the University of Minnesota have produced another must-read report on the discoverability of library resources [Splash page, PDF]

A while ago I spent some time looking through the institution profiles collected by ARL. One of the themes I

I was interested to read this from Karen Schneider a while ago: “Centralized mass storage for legacy print materials (paper-based

Well, I wish I could say I was back by popular demand … but that might be stretching the truth just

A digest of this blog is distributed to registered readers each Monday morning. This week, only this entry will be

I was interviewed for the British Library’s Growing Knowledge: the evolution of research [https://www.growingknowledge.bl.uk/Default.

Andy Powell has a nice post on general trends in educational use of networking. The context is a reflection on

Two websites I regularly look at are the The Guardian and Times Higher Education . In my lazy way I will

My former UKOLN colleague Ruth Burt sent me a note last week noting that Maurice Line had died. Ann Chapman

Although I give quite a few presentations, I don’t really present enough for them to become ends in themselves.

I was struck by this comment by Om Malik as he talked about the acquisition of the TechCrunch group of