Here’s a movie on Jon Udell’s site showing edits to the Wikipedia article Heavy Metal Umlaut.
Is this American cinema at a new low? ha ha ha
Yes, the film is already on the Wikipedia page.
One PC user reports not being able to view the film.
noticed on LIS News
I really just want one that works.
(Nice laptop. Please don’t kernel panic now …)
Updated 2/11: Bob Stepno has more information about this webcast on Wednesday, March 9 from 2 to 3:30 pm ET. It looks like registration might be required to participate.
A few news librarians highly recommend Philip Meyer and his work.
I wonder if any of the Wikinewsies will tune in.
I mistakenly typed that the Webcast is [...]
I’m still discovering what’s new with Feedster’s redesign. I think seeing what others are searching is really fun. I noticed, though, that many of my searches don’t appear in the margin. When I clicked more searches, not only did I find them, but when I scrolled down, I discovered a list of new feeds and [...]
Enough people have been mentioning Google Maps, I thought I’d take a look.
I chuckled when after looking at their interface and their list of services, I had to search in Google to find Google Maps.
I want a mapping service where I can type in major locations and get results. Especially in the Boston area, people [...]
Several companies are suing Google because sponsored links point to a corporation’s competition. Some lawyers think that’s using someone’s trademark to point people to the competition: a bait and switch. The National Public Radio Morning Edition story linked above begins with a discussion about American Blinds and Wallpaper’s suit.
Research indicates almost 1/5 of Google users [...]
Christina Pikas is presenting as part of this Potomac Valley Chapter of ASIST program on blogging that looks like it’ll cover the basics of blogging and more.
I can attest to the fact that she’s an awesome presenter.
I personally think food and blogs go incredibly well together because of the importance of feeds.
also from ASIST K-Blog [...]
is how playful they are with their logo. The different logos they publish for different occasions is like getting a treat for using their search engine.
Christina added a useful link to the ASIST K-Blog Panel: mamamusing’s links about why academics blog.
I also have found selling blogging to academics to be difficult. It’s an activity that can prove itself useful once someone gets into it, but for people who have lots to do and very little time, even the initial investment [...]