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25 November 2008
Peter Suber Talks with Talis about Open Access

In our latest podcast I talk with Peter Suber, Editor of Open Access News . We discuss Peter's background and explore his views on the changing shape of the Open Access landscape. During the conversation, we refer to the following resources; Elsevier Read More...

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Filed under: Talking with Talis, Talis, Xiphos, open access, Peter Suber, Open Access News

 

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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17 November 2008
OCLC Talk with Talis about the new Record Use Policy

I am joined in this Talking with Talis conversation by two well known OCLC names – Vice President WorldCat and Metadata Services, Karen Calhoun and Senior Programme Officer, Roy Tennant. There has been much coverage on Panlibus and several other blogs Read More...

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Filed under: Talking with Talis, Talis, libraries, Panlibus, OCLC, metadata, Roy Tennant, Karen Calhoun, policy

 

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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Filed under: Semantic Web, Talking with Talis, Talis, Panlibus, Online Information 2008, OnlineInfo08, Clay Shirky

 

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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Filed under: Talking with Talis, Talis, Panlibus, Online Information 2008, OnlineInfo08, JP Rangaswami