Systems

David Bigwood on his blog stats: > Making your content available in more places makes metrics hard. Before Bloglines, Google

Jim Michalko describes a talk by David Pogue of the NYT at the American Association of Law Libraries meeting and

Libraries have invested significantly in name authority work over the years, and have created extensive infrastructure to help manage names

Atlas Systems [https://www.atlas-sys.com/] is one of those smaller companies in the libraries marketplace who provides niche solutions.

How libraries reach into the flow of their users has been one of the recurrent themes of this blog. Recently,

Classify [https://deweyresearch.oclc.org/classify2/] is a protoype service which provides a snapshot of what class numbers (DDC, LCC,

During the deliberations of the Library of Congress Working Group on the Future of Bibliographic Control (of which I was

The recent discussion of book covers as interface components on the ngc4lib [https://serials.infomotions.com/ngc4lib/] list provides an

Chris Rusbridge writes about Research Repository Systems: > I promised [https://digitalcuration.blogspot.com/2008/06/reaction-to-negative-click-repositories.html] to be

I enjoyed a visit to The National Library of Scotland (NLS) a while ago. The NLS has an area [https:

Thom has a note about linking to Worldcat Identities [https://worldcat.org/identities/]. The current API has various aspects ….. here

I was interested to come across the Encore implementation at the University of Glasgow. This is still in development, but