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Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 3.0 Unported License.Libology Blog
Established July 2006
ISSN: 1946-1852
by Rick Mason
Daily Archives: 24 June 2007
Top Tech Trends 2007
Well, it’s not a list from an official generator of trend lists, but Karen Coombs has posted a Top Tech Trends 2007 list that I think is well thought out and close to the mark. How quickly (and how completely) … Continue reading
Posted in Blogs, Libraries, Library 2.0, Open Source
Tagged Karen Coombs
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Scitalks
Scitalks is an online collection of science videos, or as they put it, “Smart people on cool topics”. Many of their videos feature notable researchers, and the topics range from experiments, to demonstrations, to lectures. Don’t miss the classic Protein … Continue reading
New Digitization Project
The Kirtas–BookSurge book digitization program has arrived, digitizing books from four libraries using Kirtas’ automated book scanning equipment and BookSurge’s position as an on-demand publishing subsidiary of Amazon.com. Open Access News has a great overview of it, including why it … Continue reading
Posted in Books, Google, Libraries, News, Open Access
Tagged Amazon.com, automated book scanning equipment, Google, on-demand publishing subsidiary
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Alphabeticalization
A neat little post on MetaFilter on the history of alphabetization. We take it for granted, but someone had to develop the system (and I am sure someone else was there to say “what’s wrong with the way we do … Continue reading
Posted in Libraries
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