Library Arcade A colleague sent this link to me and I have to say library video games are improving. The Carnegie Mellon Libraries offer two games: Within Range and [...]

Sharing, Privacy and Trust in Our Networked World “The practice of using a social network to establish and enhance relationships based on some common ground—shared [...]

I was perusing through Davd Lee King’s blog today and there were a few interesting posts about notions of community and Web 2.0. I think it’s easy to understand [...]

Interesting article (first published in the Chronicle of Higher Education) in which David Greenstein at the University of California Digital Library talks to Google and [...]

I know that this might be a heretical statement in the eyes of many, but this post made me into a dedicated reader of the Annoyed Librarian. …those gullible graduates [...]

Has anybody tried this?  I happen to love LibraryThing.  It looks pretty neat, especially if it is free or [...]