Category: libraries
It’s encouraging to see libraries and museums beginning to make public domain images freely available, increasingly providing high-resolution scans or photos for downloading. Historically, they have guarded images of objects in their collections as a private source of income. Count the New York Public Library among the honorable elite who have made their pd images available to be shared.
Nice. I’m guessing not many patrons have difficulty finding the library. (via viahouse.com)
This interesting standoff between Rupert Murdock’s big publishing conglomerate and a little public library could be a bellwether for future digital book disputes. The SSC Library is boycotting…
These days I’m using Zotero to keep track of my references (and what a pain it was transferring references from BibMe, which doesn’t support the standard BibTex format)….
Folks online are getting too damn helpful.
Pophangover thinks it has the list. But I’m pretty sure we can do much worse. Click the image to check out their bottom ten.
Readers of this blog are probably tired of this topic, but I have been spending a lot of time on this project, so it occupies my attention. I’ll…
I’m back from my short vacation, which was spent not being a tourist somewhere but rather working on my second library building. Even though I didn’t go away…
Want to store your library information on the web? Want to be able to computer search some of the content? Entering ISBN numbers too much trouble? Try this…