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Another week, another conference. Now I’m getting ready for the annual Art Libraries Society (ARLIS) conference, which will take me to Banff this year. (For those amongst you who are …
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Another week, another conference. Now I’m getting ready for the annual Art Libraries Society (ARLIS) conference, which will take me to Banff this year. (For those amongst you who are …
Read MoreContinuing my walk down memory lane…. I attended the Coalition for Networked Information Spring 2006 Task Force Meeting and gave a project briefing titled, Archiving and Preserving the Web: Future …
Read MoreTwo of my favorite things, tied together: access to archival information, and user studies. All documented here in this RLG Focus article by Arnold Arcolio on our user testing for …
Read More[warning! long!] Before I got distracted, I was going to update you on some of my travels and activities. I’ll start with the Digital Library Federation Forum in Austin, Texas …
Read MoreFollowing my presentation on web archiving at CNI (more about that in a subsequent posting!), I was interviewed by Matt Pasiewicz from Educause. The interview covers web archiving, ArchiveGrid, and …
Read More[Originally posted April 18th, 2006 — the last in our recently republished series. A special thanks to Roy Tennant for locating this!] I just received this email: 100 years ago …
Read MoreThose amongst you who read this blog regularly know that I’ve been thinking a fair bit about digital asset management in museums lately – witness my posts here and here. …
Read More[Originally posted April 17th, 2006 — No 2 in our recently republished series] Okay, it’s been a while. I haven’t been avoiding you, I’ve just been super busy. I’m going …
Read More[Originally posted 04/17/2004 – No 1 in our “re-live the moment” series.] I’ve oracled about it before, and now it’s finally here: the joint Museum Computer Network (MCN) and AAM …
Read MoreLIShost had some problems, and consequently, HangingTogether lost some posts (fortunately, we’re not missing in action altogether — thanks Blake!). I was able to grab some of the missing posts …
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