What I plan to do at Thursday’s blog meeting is to get some ideas about what kinds of nifty things about feeds I should showcase to the audience of librarians and information professionals. I’m going to show off what’s on my list right now, which I’m hesitant to share in this space because I’d like [...]
The humorous newspaper The Onion helps us realize it’s wise to consider whether a wiki is the proper technology to host a document.
Thanks for sharing, Garrett!
Last night, I finished The Chocolate War by Robert Cormier–one of the books I’m reading for Banned Books Week.
It took me a while to figure out why people might not like this book. I’ve decided part of the anxiety may stem from the possibility that high school is very different these days than what it [...]
The Special Libraries Association Rhode Island Chapter has details of their special dinner for library and information science students on their Web site. This event is also the next opportunity for folks near Rhode Island to attend one of my presentations about blogs and feeds. (I’ll just be giving a brief case study at the [...]
Bill Ives reports on this Global PR Blog Week item giving reasons why company leaders should blog. It includes some interviews with CEOs.