No more (scheduled) meetings for me
I’ve recently subscribed to Marc Andreessen’s blog. He seems to issue a screed or two every day on subjects ranging from how to hire the best, to Bono’s ethics, to …
Read MoreNot Your Mother’s OCLC
…take a fresh look at where your cooperative is going.
Read MoreAnnual meeting 2007, thoughts and links
The RLG Programs Annual meeting happened a few weeks ago, and before I get caught up in ALA activities, I’ll share some thoughts and links with you. The meeting was …
Read MoreHanging Together
As I end my third week at OCLC (to be specific, the RLG Programs arm of OCLC Programs and Research), I think it’s a fine time to take stock. Frankly, …
Read MoreLinkedInformation
As you may know, RLG Programs lives in the Silicon Valley. So we have neighbors like Google. We recently met the new kid on the block, LinkedIn, who just moved …
Read MoreUpcoming RLG Programs events
Just in case these have slipped by you… On June 4th and 5th, we’ll be holding the RLG Programs Annual Meeting. This is your chance to hear about the RLG …
Read MoreBooks are objects too
Lorcan recently brought my attention to a conference where he will be speaking. It’s the mid-term meeting of LIBER where they will have a think tank on the future value …
Read MoreAll about EVIE
The new issue of Ariadne includes an article by Tracey Stanley on the University of Leed’s EVIE (Embedding a VRE in an Institutional Environment) project, which bears a certain resemblance to …
Read MoreWelcome, Roy!
As usual, we’ve been scooped by our own colleagues and others, but it’s not too late to give our new colleague Roy Tennant a warm welcome to RLG Programs. This …
Read MoreMuseums & the Web ’07: Web 2.0 @ the Brooklyn Museum
Frequent readers of hangingtogether may remember the comment from my WebWise blog that I had wished to hear more from keynote speaker Elizabeth Broun on how the Smithsonian America Art …
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