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05 December 2008
Google Analytics to analyse student course activity - Tony Hirst Talks with Talis
Tony Hirst, of the Open University Department of Communications and Systems, was recognised at the Online Information Conference 2008 for his work promoting new technologies in education by being presented with a commendation in the IWR Information Professional Read More...
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19 November 2008
New Approaches for Libraries – Jenny Levine in Conversation
Internet Development Specialist and Strategy Guide for the American Library Association, and prolific blogger as The Shifted Librarian , Jenny Levine’s views challenge librarians to look to the future and engage with new technology, the web, and gaming. Read More...
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11 November 2008
Clay Shirky in Conversation – Here Comes Everybody – the social effects of the Internet
Online Information Conference 2008 opening keynote speaker Clay Shirky, joins Richard Wallis in conversation about the way the Internet has changed the way we interact. Clay’s latest book Here Comes Everybody identifies the way that the Internet and social Read More...
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10 November 2008
The economics of scarcity – JP Rangaswami talks ahead of Online Information 2008
“ Have you ever met the customer that gained value from having region coding on a DVD? ” – Just one of the thought provoking rhetorical questions JP Rangaswami poses in this Talking with Talis conversation with Richard Wallis. JP is passionate about the Read More...
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06 November 2008
Stephen Arnold – A conversation with the closing keynote speaker for Online Information 2008
Stephen E. Arnold’s career has lead him to be a prolific writer, speaker, and expert on web technologies and their application both inside the commercial enterprise and across the Internet. He is best known for his work on search and his insights into Read More...
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