UX

Network services have accustomed us to move from the personal to the global. Think of iTunes. I have my own

I got hold of a Kindle at work the other day, only for an evening as I had to pass

It is always interesting to read about libraries and librarians when the writer comes from outside the library environment. I

The whole world seems to have seen that Newsweek is carrying a cover story about Kindle from Amazon 😉 The story

I just did an entry [https://blog.oclc.org/lorcand/archives/001489.html] on the new report [PDF [https://www.

From the Guardian: > Online spaces are blurring, as universities that podcast and text their students have shown. The Jisc

Our activities in the network world leave traces. The analysis of these traces is now a major undertaking as organizations

Well, this must be a first! The current issue of the Harvard Business Review carries an interview with Lynne Brindley,

I was in CISTI in Ottawa yesterday and saw an interesting and regrettably brief presentation from Glen Newton [https://lab.

Quantity has a quality all its own. A focus on quality is one reason that libraries, archives and museums have

I find it convenient to think about current library systems activities in terms of support for three materials workflows: bought/

We have become used to managing collections of digital resources: images, music, citations. Zotero [https://www.zotero.org/] is one