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Michael Lesk, a professor at Rutgers University, has written a book that is widely used entitled Understanding Digital Libraries (Second Edition). Lesk has had a long career including stints at the National Science Foundation and Bell Labs. He is a...
This session at the Special Libraries Association Annual Conference -- Funding for the Future: Preserving the Past -- was a wonderful session for understanding some of the funding opportunities available from the Institute of Museum and Library...
In honor of the SLA conference next week, I want to bring your attention to this book, You Don't Look Like a Librarian: Shattering Stereotypes and Creating Positive New Images in the Internet Age. It's author, Ruth Kneale, is one of my favorite...
A couple of things recently have brought to mind the phrase "smoke and mirrors" or in other words, things are not what they seem.
One person asked me about the digitization industry and how businesses are doing. Businesses always put on a good front,...
With the Special Libraries Association Annual Conference in Washington, DC, just days away, the question is -- Will I see you there? I'm involved in five events (below) . There are many sessions I hope to attend, so if you don't catch me at one of...
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