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20 September 2008 13:05

View from the Hill

Take it as a key indicator that I’m super-happy in my current role, but it wasn’t until I received an invitation to their party and Hollywood Librarian screening that I picked up on Sue Hill’s new(ish) blog, View from the Hill. I know Read More...
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09 September 2008 12:23

What’s he blogging about?

I thought I would clarify the purpose of this blog after reflecting on my first couple of months or so of posts. According to my blog statistics the ‘About’ page is the second most viewed post on this blog - on it I state that I will be posting Read More...
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01 August 2008 11:47

Ten uses for a FE library service blog

Blogs are one of the most versatile Web 2.0 tools that you can deploy in your library service. Here are ten simple uses for a blog that any FE library service could utilise. Not only are these functions simple to set up but they are also free! 1 Marketing Read More...
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08 July 2008 08:28

On reading and design: more thoughts

I have just been reading a short editorial piece by Patrick Tucker in The Futurist : The 21st Century Writer . It is a reflective piece on Tim O’Reilly’s “Tools of Change” conference, and focusses on publishing in an electronic age. Unsurprisingly. For Read More...
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15 November 2007 06:36

THES: boomers in thrall to a wiki universe

There's a curious article in the latest THES: Brabazon, Tara Boomers in thrall to a wiki universe THES, 16 November 2007, 1820:14 It doesn't yet appear in the electronic version, either in the free area or the subscribers section. Brabazon who, it seems, Read More...
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