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Literature people, go check out the Shakespeare Searched site by Yippi Labs. It is definitely interesting to see people taking stabs at a more sematic web. I also find it interesting that this kind of precise scholarly search is normally the domain of digital library programs at universities. And yet here we have the private sector taking a stab at it…
Two of the most interesting things here at Code4Lib are OSU’s LibraryFind and dchud’s talk on taking OpenURLs to the next step — making them ...
I had a debate at work at whether we should stock the library depending on books that people request or stock it independent of requests. ...
I know that libraries for a long time were repositories of written knowledge (like the monastery libraries in the Middle Ages), and people could go ...
Recently, Steve reminded me of a project that is a coproduction of the Universities of Wisconsin and Alabama. The project, Publisher’s Bindings Online, 1815-1930: The ...
Well done, New Orleans and the American Library Association. The people were kind and event went off incredibly smoothly. Thank you for the chance to ...
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