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David Lewis screencast on disruptive innovation and library collections.
Why ebooks happened now, not before.
The timeline and output may be unknown, but the distinction between the Internet and books is arbitrary, and it is destined to disappear. Hugh McGuire examines the transition and takes a few guesses as to what lies ahead.
Ebook lending models. By Peter Brantley.
Yann LeCun's Home Page
This is a post I’ve been intending to write for several months, but now seems to be quite a good moment, since the issue is in the air somewhat. For example, I’ve just read a post by Mi…
For the 2010 National Museum Publishing Seminar in Washington, D.C. June 19, 2010.
A discussion of some of the ethical implications of acting when we know that there can be unanticipated consequences to our actions.
Publishing, Educational Publishing, Scholarly Publishing, Publishing Technology, Publishing Software, Information, Professional Publishing, Cairns
Crowdsourcing and innovative digital projects keep the NYPL humming.
Pretty good historical examination of digital (sometimes v. analog) libraries.
A book is a self-contained story, argument, or body of knowledge that takes more than an hour to read. A book is complete in the sense that it contains its own beginning, middle, and end. In the past
Presented at the OLA 2011 Superconference in Toronto by Rick Anderson (University of Utah) and Karen Calhoun (OCLC). Abstract: In these budget-challenged time…