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- Date: Wed, 9 Jun 2010 00:00:03 -0400
Library Web (UK)
Library Culture on the Web
Wednesday 9 June 2010
7 days of library news:
Apples Safari ReaderThe Missing Link for Online Reading?
'a small piece of software called Reader, which when it detects you are on a web page that contains a single article, strips out all the other elements in the web page and presents the story in a single "pop-up" box'
Teleread, Tuesday 8 June 2010
The Future of Libraries Webinar
Powerpoints.
Stephen's Lighthouse, Tuesday 8 June 2010
How many library associations does it take to...?
"In Northern Ireland ... we have too many professional library groups and associations."
shiny forager, Tuesday 8 June 2010
British Library sinks beneath Strategy Boutique spam
"The [British] Library's Business and IP Centre runs a LinkedIn group..." (Via Google
News.)
The Register, Tuesday 8 June 2010
Learning Something From Books, Before Their Texts Even Begin
Inscriptions.
LISNews, Tuesday 8 June 2010
Publishers Need to Offer Popular E-Books through Libraries
"We will help you sell popular e-books..."
LISNews, Tuesday 8 June 2010
Blue Mosque, Istanbul, Plaque W/ QR Code
"The QR Code [Quick Response, 'two-dimensional bar code', Wikiedia] On The Plaque At The Entrnace Is Part of 'History Calls' Implementation ... It Is A Most Imprressive Effort And IMHO > A Model for other museums / sites
/ organizations / libraries/ etc."
LIS-WEB2, Tuesday 8 June 2010
KPMG's is the voice of elitism - but librarians have failed to champion the underprivileged loudly enough
Consultancy company KPMG.
Library and Information Update, Tuesday 8 June 2010
KPMG proposes to reward success - but who is paying for failure?
Consultancy company KPMG, "Public sector reform has failed to link good ideas with financial consequences."
Library and Information Update, Tuesday 8 June 2010
Surrey Fiction Book Map
"a Google map highlighting works of fiction set in Surrey"
Information Twist, Tuesday 8 June 2010
A good start
"conference around the theme of Reading for Pleasure"
Alan Gibbons' Blog, Tuesday 8 June 2010
Tim Coates on Newsnight
Tonight, Tues 8th June.
Alan Gibbons' Blog, Tuesday 8 June 2010
KPMG report - this simplistic nonsense must be challenged
"consultancy company KPMG has published its own blueprint of how the public sector could be reformed to improve efficiency and productivity"
cilip Information and Advice Blog, Tuesday 8 June 2010
Funding for Designation library and archive collections
"Designated collections offer people inspiration, enjoyment, understanding and knowledge"
Museums, Libraries and Archives Council, Tuesday 8 June 2010
FW: Newsnight tonight (Tues) Effect of the public expenditure cuts focussing on libraries
(Via UNISON.)
BBC News, Tuesday 8 June 2010
iPad: new dawn in picture books?
"a consumer device that is large enough to read a picture book on"
theBookseller.com, Monday 7 June 2010
Michaels picked by Orange Youth Panel
"Anne Michaels' novel Fugitive Pieces ... has won the 2010 Orange Prize Youth Panel Award"
theBookseller.com, Monday 7 June 2010
Mind Awards shortlist drawn
theBookseller.com, Monday 7 June 2010
Cost-benefit analysis: a primer
Abstract. (Via ticTOCs.) "cost-benefit analysis to prudently spend money"
Emerald, Monday 7 June 2010
This column will self destruct
Abstract. (Via ticTOCs.) "the obsolescence of technology, and the problems associated with the archiving, storage and retrieval of data"
Emerald, Monday 7 June 2010
Crisis, disaster, or gift
Abstract. (Via ticTOCs.) "ways to weather the bad economy"
Emerald, Monday 7 June 2010
A reason to celebrate: Recognizing accomplishments in good times and bad
Abstract. (Via ticTOCs.)
Emerald, Monday 7 June 2010
Managing library image as a resource
Abstract. (Via ticTOCs.) "...the library's image is closely related to that of its director and an image of great service is a key to the library's general health."
Emerald, Monday 7 June 2010
Narrative-based library marketing: Selling your library's value during tough economic times
Abstract. (Via ticTOCs.)
Emerald, Monday 7 June 2010
Marketing strategies for visibility
Abstract. (Via ticTOCs.) "Many commercial organizations maximize opportunities to raise favourable awareness about what they do -- and their techniques and approaches can be applied to libraries."
SAGE journals online, Monday 7 June 2010
Lo and behold
Supplier selection.
The Good Library Blog, Monday 7 June 2010
Trusts to run public libraries
"whether and how to 'outsource' the management of public libraries"
The Good Library Blog, Monday 7 June 2010
No progress
"...local librarians in each library have control over the resources they need to give the right service in their community. They are able - and have learned how - to be very responsive to local need. That is why they are so popular."
The Good Library Blog, Monday 7 June 2010
Are multifunction devices a threat to young readers?
Teleread, Monday 7 June 2010
Royal National Institute of Blind People praises Apple and the iPad
Teleread, Monday 7 June 2010
1901 Census of Ireland and the pleasure principle
"there is a pleasure principle associated with information seeking, which may offer insight into patterns of affective information behaviour leading to advanced learning, information use, and technological adoption among older adults."
The Shiny Forager, Monday 7 June 2010
Library of Birmingham goes green with 'living wall' during construction
"ivy-clad metal fencing sections which are robust enough to prevent vandals and fly posters from abusing and damaging the hoardings" (Via Google
News.)
Sunday Mercury, Monday 7 June 2010
Campaign launched to save library
Alnwick. (Via Google
News.)
Northumberland Gazette, Monday 7 June 2010
James Murdoch v the British Library
"James Murdoch has accused the British Library of acting for commercial gain with plan to digitise newspapers the library says this is 'patently not true'" (Via Google
News.)
guardian.co.uk, Monday 7 June 2010
A librarian takes on Google Books
"What's the point of a library or a librarian in the digital era?", National Library of Wales. (Via Google
News.)
BBC News, Monday 7 June 2010
Strike warning over library job cuts
Hampshire. (Via Google
News.)
Portsmouth Today, Monday 7 June 2010
Downloading to memory sticks - survey of libraries
Information request.
LIS-LINK, Monday 7 June 2010
Senior management posts at risk in drive to cut costs but safeguard services
Library and Information Update, Monday 7 June 2010
How To: Organize Your Contacts for Networking Success
iLibrarian, Monday 7 June 2010
How to link to specific pages in CILIP Library plus Information Gazette
Information and Advice Blog, Monday 7 June 2010
My iPad - early impressions
Phil Bradley's weblog, Monday 7 June 2010
Computer gaming and media literacy
"How to play videogames"
Information Literacy Weblog, Monday 7 June 2010
Fail or Prevail: Top Tips For First Time Speakers
thewikiman, Monday 7 June 2010
Gazette article on mobile technologies and libraries
MmIT blog, Monday 7 June 2010
...Librarians as researchers
"Miggie Pickton's presentation"
Joeyanne Libraryanne, Monday 7 June 2010
Rosie Alison - The Very Thought of You
"For those of you following the Orange Prize..."
Book Talk Bournemouth , Monday 7 June 2010
Northumberland: have your say
"Campaigners should say they deserve modern public services that meet the needs of the local community."
Alan Gibbons' Blog, Monday 7 June 2010
Defending Doncaster libraries
Alan Gibbons' Blog, Monday 7 June 2010
'Urban myths' about libraries
"There is therefore an argument for a stronger supporting role in the community for libraries, not a diminution in service."
Alan Gibbons' Blog, Monday 7 June 2010
Read-In at Warmsworth library
"beginning of a campaign to resist the threatened closure..."
Alan Gibbons' Blog, Monday 7 June 2010
Hampshire cuts book buying budget by pounds 530,000
Alan Gibbons' Blog, Monday 7 June 2010
LC Releases More Linked Data
Library of Congress Subject Headings.
Library Journal, Monday 7 June 2010
What Ever Happened to the Book?
"Would extensive hyperlinks improve a John Grisham novel?"
the human network, Monday 7 June 2010
New York Public Library Director Paul LeClerc Testifies at NY City Hall Re: NYPL Budget Cuts
"it's been recognized, at least since the time of Jeffersonwho said that information is the currency of a democracythat a more just society is founded on the notion that the people have an inherent right to free access to information"
ResourceShelf, Monday 7 June 2010
Urban Library Journal, Vol 16, No 1 (2010)
"research and discussion dealing with all aspects of urban libraries and librarianship"
Urban Library Journal, Monday 7 June 2010
Giving Someone a Book Has 'Undeniable, Totemic Power'
Quotation of the Day, "totemism (religion), system of belief in which humans are said to have kinship or a mystical relationship with a spirit-being", Britannica Online.
Shelf Awareness, Monday 7 June 2010
UW librarians' Lady Gaga video goes viral
'...rewrote the lyrics of Lady Gaga's "Poker Face" to be about, well, library stuff. Specifically, they were promoting The Big Six, a model for teaching literacy information skills.' (Via Library Link of the Day.)
Seattle Post-Intelligencer, Monday 7 June 2010
The Conversation: Is the Internet Rotting Your Brain?
"Carr shows how browsing, which exercises parts of our brains not used in offline reading, changes the way we think. While a printed book forces readers to home in on one subject, the Internet scatters our attention. As we skim and jump from article to article, Carr says we lose the ability to think deeply." (Via Library Link of the Day.)
ABC News, Monday 7 June 2010
Librarian Origin Stories
"Librarian Origin Stories wonders how you joined our merry guild", survey. (Via PLGNet-L.)
Librarian Origin Stories, Monday 7 June 2010
Bookworms help rise in library figures
(Via UNISON.)
WalesOnline, Monday 7 June 2010
Now Hear This: Audiobooks A to Z
Webinar, Tuesday, June 8.
Booklist, Monday 7 June 2010
"Increasingly delighted with the daily excerpts from fascinating books courtesy of Delanceyplace.com. Sign up..."
(Via @CILIPGazette.)
delanceyplace.com, Thursday 3 June 2010
"The Carnegie and Kate Greenaway book awards, lots of good reads for kids of all ages ... in a football free zone"
Shortlists.
Surrey Libraries, Thursday 3 June 2010
Vacancies Dublin City Librarian
"It is proposed to hold a competition..." (Via @Irishlibraries.)
Library.ie, Thursday 3 June 2010
"Factors for the success of wikis part 2"
(Via @jimmy1712.)
CONFLUENCE blog, Thursday 3 June 2010
Library and information science practitioners writing for publication: motivations, barriers and supports
Paper.
Library and Information Research, Thursday 3 June 2010
"Don't miss [hash]CILIP President Biddy Fisher's (@bikerbid) comment on the @thebookseller Blog"
Desmond Clarke, 'The sharpest cut'.
theBookseller.com, Thursday 3 June 2010
"RFID talking library"
(Via @garygre.)
vimeo, Thursday 3 June 2010
How do we define our skills?
CILIP forum, open to all.
The Conversation, Thursday 3 June 2010
Library Tip [hash]73: Help Yourself To Seconds
Comic strip humour.
Unshelved, Thursday 3 June 2010
Library Wars: Love and War Volume 1 review and giveaway
"To enter, just leave a comment on this post mentioning what weapon you would use to fight censorship if you were a member of the Library Defense Force."
TangonataT, Thursday 3 June 2010
Sony says digital to overtake print within 5 years
Teleread, Thursday 3 June 2010
Cloughfern Library escapes the axe
Belfast. (Via Google
News.)
Newtownabbey Today, Thursday 3 June 2010
Library closure prompts fury
Belfast. (Via Google
News.)
Belfasttelegraph.co.uk, Thursday 3 June 2010
Just one more socialist from Liverpool, eh? You go, Paul
Library of Congress Gershwin Prize for Popular Song. (Via Google
News.)
guardian.co.uk, Thursday 3 June 2010
MS Office vs Open Office
Information request.
LIS-PUB-LIBS, Thursday 3 June 2010
How To Develop a Social Media Strategy: A Roadmap for Integration
"developing a strong social media strategy with clear organizational alignment"
iLibrarian, Thursday 3 June 2010
Wikipedia Explained By Common Craft
"he tools, policies and people that make Wikipedia articles factual and high quality"
iLibrarian, Thursday 3 June 2010
I'm not a trend bucker...
"Libraries in Wales see borrowing rise, against UK trend"
Paige Turner - Librarian, Thursday 3 June 2010
Be an agent for the customer: Hospitality Revisited
"An agent makes things happen for others. A gatekeeper sets up barriers to keep people out."
Library Garden, Thursday 3 June 2010
UK: Librarians Jobs First in Firing Line in Costs Squeeze
Hampshire.
ResourceShelf, Thursday 3 June 2010
Winners Announced: Library Advocacy Day Video Contest
US.
ResourceShelf, Thursday 3 June 2010
Gail Borden Public Library celebrates
"surprise flash mob (3:29) that combined dancers from the Dixon Dance Academy and the library bookcart drill team"
YouTube, Thursday 3 June 2010
FRBR and Sharability
"Functional Requirements for Bibliographic Records-or FRBR, ... is a conceptual entity-relationship model ...", Wikipedia. (Via American Libraries Direct 6/2/2010.)
Coyle's InFormation, Thursday 3 June 2010
10 Resources for ESL and Foreign Language Students
"ESL (English as a second language), ESOL (English for speakers of other languages), and EFL (English as a foreign language) ... ", Wikipedia.
Free Technology For Teachers, Thursday 3 June 2010
8 Gadgets for Disabled Computer Users
TakePart Social Action Network, Thursday 3 June 2010
Aggregating Web Resources
"Interoperability changes how we build collections ... The Open Archives Initiative Object Reuse and Exchange specification"
American Libraries Magazine, Thursday 3 June 2010
Associates - July Question
'The 'Associates' ... question for July is:
"Every library provides similar services, circulation, interlibrary loans and handling reference enquiries, just to name a few. However, sometimes it is the organization we work for or the specific tasks we do that makes working in the library very interesting. Why is the library you work in or the tasks you do in the library make it very interesting? If you would like to respond please reply to associates AT hotkey.net.au .' (Via Libsup-l.)
Associates, Thursday 3 June 2010
Any libraries in the UK using the Library Use Valuation Calculator on their websites?I can't seem to find any...
Information request.
@librarydigress, Wednesday 2 June 2010
"The librarian of the future will be a revolutionary"
(Via @Philbradley.)
Libraries of the Future, Wednesday 2 June 2010
"Cellphone in New Role: Loyalty Card ... mobile real time marketing and incentives"
(Via @libraryfuture.)
The New York times, Wednesday 2 June 2010
Relaxed reading
Anthony Horowitz, "How many books are being promoted for their cultural value?"
theBookseller.com, Wednesday 2 June 2010
The sharpest cut
"The need for collective advocacy to protect the public library service is urgent."
theBookseller.com, Wednesday 2 June 2010
Literacy strongly linked to access to books
"young people's reading ability is linked strongly to their access to books at home as well as parental encouragement to read"
theBookseller.com, Wednesday 2 June 2010
The Death of "Personality" in the ebook age
'eBooks present some unique challenges to the "personality" of books'
Teleread, Wednesday 2 June 2010
Publishers' disagreement holds back dream of universal e-book format
Teleread, Wednesday 2 June 2010
Social Gaming
"I don't really know the library angle but there are communities here, there is reading, there are research agendas, and learning goes on."
Stephen's Lighthouse, Wednesday 2 June 2010
Lost In The Stacks: Brooklyn Public Librarian's Band
"now plays all over Brooklyn and beyond as a dynamic 8-piece unit"
LISNews, Wednesday 2 June 2010
Weapon of Mass Instruction
"In Argentina, a local artist has transformed an old ford Falcon into a roving library." (YouTube.)
LISNews, Wednesday 2 June 2010
Libraries turn a new page with live gigs
"A trip to the library can change your life. That is the founding philosophy of the Get it Loud in Libraries project" (Via Google
News.)
guardian.co.uk, Wednesday 2 June 2010
Replacements have to be found for libraries: Dodds
"Mr Dodds has called upon Libraries NI to demonstrate that this review has not been a cost-cutting exercise and to bring forward proposals for how it will make library services available in areas where there will be closures" (Via Google
News.)
Belfasttelegraph.co.uk, Wednesday 2 June 2010
Subscription services for AV material
Information request.
LIS-PUB-LIBS, Wednesday 2 June 2010
BEA 2010: You're Reading That!?!-Tackling Crossover YA/Adult Readers
BookExpo America, "an increasing number of adults are heading to their library or bookstore's YA sections for their next reads".
Library Journal, Wednesday 2 June 2010
New Online: National Library of Scotland Unveils an iPhone/Touch/Pad App (Free) to Learn About Publishing Archive
'Is this the first official app from a National Library?'
ResourceShelf, Wednesday 2 June 2010
Europeana White Paper [hash]1: Linked Data
"the key role linked data will play in Europeanas development and in helping Europes citizens make connections between existing knowledge to achieve new cultural and scientific developments"
ResourceShelf, Wednesday 2 June 2010
One More QR Code Story: A Jules Verne Classic with QR Codes to Enhance and Add to the the Material
Quick Response codes, "This is pure cool and probably a good example of things to come."
ResourceShelf, Wednesday 2 June 2010
Libraries Change Lives award finalists revealed
CILIP.
Information world review, Wednesday 2 June 2010
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