Systems

Not surprising really, but I was interested to realize recently how much more real IPR issues are for my children

Calais is a web service provided by Thomson Reuters, currently at no charge. > Calais enhances your content with rich

I pointed to Brian Kelly’s note about the evolution of the University of Bath’s web presence the other

In a meeting the other day, I was struck by the number of systems environments where a library might now

xISBN [https://xisbn.worldcat.org/xisbnadmin/index.htm] is now well established. xOCLCNUM [https://xisbn.worldcat.org/xisbnadmin/xoclcnum/index.

A new Worldcat Facebook application is now available: CiteMe [https://apps.facebook.com/citemeapp/]. > Get formatted citations in APA,

As more of the “institutional record” gets pushed to the institutional website (‘brochureware’, prospectuses, course catalogs, annual reports, newsletters, etc)

Thom has a nice note [https://outgoing.typepad.com/outgoing/2008/06/etd-2008-in-abe.html] on ETD 2008, held at The

I am pleased to be able to report that my colleague Karen Calhoun has launched a blog [https://community.oclc.

I just came across a new document published by TASI, Using Flickr to Organise a Collection of Images [https://www.

Repositories and Web 2.0 [https://www.slideshare.net/eduservfoundation/repositories-and-web-20-have-we-got-our-repository-architecture-right] discusses the relative merits of existing institutional repositories and

From a news item on the library website at Prince Edward Island University announcing the introduction of the Evergreen library