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Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 3.0 Unported License.Libology Blog
Established July 2006
ISSN: 1946-1852
by Rick Mason
Category Archives: Blogs
Wikipedia vs. Citizendium
In the Citizendium Blog, there is a very good, concise post detailing how Wikipedia and Citizendium compare and contrast. from Open Access News
Posted in Blogs, Online Databases, Open Access
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My non-library blog reads
Through Karen Schneider’s blog, I have been pseudo-assigned to post 5 non-library blogs that I read. Here they are, in alphabetical order (hey, I work in a library… feel lucky I didn’t classify them via LC or Dewey): A List … Continue reading
Posted in Blogs, fiveblogs
Tagged Alabama, btw, Hilary Rodham, Karen Schneider, Robert Reich, The Liminal Librarian, web design information
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Library Cryptography
Kind of an interesting news story that, in the end, leads to a library-related conclusion. James Randi, the well-known challenger of psychics, has an item placed in a locker, and has offered a million dollars to the person who can … Continue reading
Posted in Blogs, Libraries, News
Tagged Acquisitions Librarian, Cryptography, James Randi, Mary Ann, Matt Blaze, USD
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The Machine is Using Us (final version)
When the draft version of this video was posted 6 weeks ago, it didn’t quite seem “library” enough at the time. Live and learn… the more I think about it, the more relevant it seems. The final version of Web … Continue reading
Library of Congress Meetings
The Library of Congress has formed the Working Group on the Future of Bibliographic Control, and will be having their first public meeting tomorrow, March 8th, at Google’s headquarters in Mountain View, California. The truly interesting thing is that anyone … Continue reading
Posted in Blogs, Conferences, Google, Government, Libraries
Tagged Andrew Pace, California, Chicago, Congress, Google, Karen Coyle, Karen Markey, Karen Schneider, Library of Congress, Library of Congress Meetings The
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Library of Congress, Mountain View
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New version, new look
Just updated WordPress, not only because of security issues with the previous version, but in anticipation of a software update on my web hosting service that could have created a problem. And so I decided to try installing a packaged … Continue reading
Posted in Blogs, Web Design
Tagged Daytona Beach, Florida, Seabreeze United Church, web hosting service
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Long Tail, Wise Crowd
You’ve heard of the Wisdom of Crowds; you’re familiar with the Long Tail (Wired Magazine article). If you aren’t, you need to do a bit of reading! This brief blog entry puts them together in an interesting way…. from TechEssence
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LibraryVideos blog
LibraryVideos blog is just what it sounds like: a blog devoted to videos related to libraries. from BiblioTech Web