Books

[https://hdl.handle.net/2027/mdp.39015026498561]In December 2004 I wrote: > Walter Benjamin famously asserted that “that which

There are a couple of interesting recent posts on Hitwise [https://weblogs.hitwise.com/]. First, they note that Flickr is

I have just done a longish summary-sort of entry [https://blog.oclc.org/lorcand/archives/001097.html] about Microsoft’s

We have been interested in the great interest expressed in xISBN. It receives heavy traffic and seems to show how

We have just come back from seeing X-Men: the last stand [https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0376994/] at the very

For Prospero, his library was dukedom enough. I verified this through a search of The Tempest on Google Book Search

An interesting note on the UK Guardian newspaper: > We have come to one of those forks in the road

abebooks.co.uk [https://abebooks.co.uk] has an advert in the current London Review of Books. It suggests that

About a third of the print books in WorldCat have ISBNs. Brian Lavoie provided me with this number based on

The marvellous Philip French on the Da Vinci Code movie: > The one truly funny line, however, is spoken by

I finished off my presentation for the Celtic Connections [https://www.celticconnections.info/] conference last week in a local Starbucks

Jack Ammerman has an interesting point in relation to my entry about what ‘owning’ a book might actually mean (Sharable